The data are clear: Private equity does not mix well with nursing care. Increasingly, state advocates are making policy gains to restrict private equity acquisitions.
The Triple Threat Facing Nursing Homes—And How to Overcome It
The Double-Edged Sword of Health Innovations: Navigating the Intersection of Technology and Equity in Nigeria
Editors’ note: This piece is from Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine’s winter 2024 issue, “Health Justice in the Digital Age: Can We Harness AI for Good?” Emerging technological innovations in healthcare have the potential to transform public health and healthcare delivery systems, making them more efficient, personalized, and accessible. However, health innovation, when narrowly defined as the application
INK-nitiative: The Social Impact of Tattoo Removal
INK-nitiative is the charitable arm of a for-profit company providing free tattoo removal to those in need.
It Keeps Happening: The Impact of Repeated Climate Disasters
From mental health repercussions to financial burdens, what happens when the worst-case scenario keeps happening with no time to recover?
How Nonprofits Can Help Free Culture and Benefit from the Public Domain
Why nonprofits should embrace the public domain.
As Immigrant Communities Face Intense Pressure, Is Philanthropy Ready?
The Trump administration’s attack on African, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian communities is less visible but better organized than in 2017. Philanthropy must respond.
Six Steps to Pivoting in a Crisis
From Trump’s rollback of DEI initiatives to the pandemic, how are nonprofits successfully pivoting to meet the evolving needs of their communities during crises?
Protecting Children of Immigrant Families: Nonprofit Advocate Responses
In the face of threats and uncertainty, nonprofit advocates are responding to support both immigrant children and their families.
Organizing White Men for Social Justice: Let’s Build
A longtime leader in antiracist organizing considers the past, present, and future of organizing white men to support racial equity and justice.
From Microfinance to Mutual Aid—Moving Resources to People, Not Banks
In southern Chile, a partnership with a Mapuche community seeks to develop a local economy that is fully rooted in community values of democratic governance, mutual aid, and self-sufficiency.
How to Stop TIFs and Megaprojects: Stories from the Field
Across the country, residents are forming community coalitions to regain public control of the local development process. Two stories from Detroit and Philadelphia show how.
Resiliency Strategies for Nonprofits in Times of Political and Financial Instability
This moment presents a crucible for the nonprofit sector. Here are five recommendations for nonprofit resilience.