The Department of Justice has been cracking down on the cynical use of “patient charities” by pharmaceutical companies as one method for sustaining high prices in markets that cannot afford them.
New York’s landmark bookstore, The Strand, is one of seven buildings the Landmark Preservation Commission has proposed designating an official historic landmark—but store owner Nancy Bass Wyden says, “Leave us alone.”
An organization known as the Financial Cooperative is gradually taking shape to provide patient capital to speed worker co-op and other community-based enterprise development. To date, $7 million in capital has been raised, spread among a total of 23 lending partners nationwide.
It is apparent that although nonprofits work hard to attend to the symptoms, hunger in the US, at colleges or elsewhere, is a malady that food pantries alone cannot mend.
The recent “yellow vest” protests in France don’t fit the mold of rising nationalism. How can leaders here and abroad advance climate policy without a backlash?
As the recent wildfires ravaging California add to the state’s growing housing crisis, how will nonprofits address both the new and old homeless populations?
What makes a nonprofit dashboard effective, and how can you leverage it as a powerful performance management tool? This webinar on how dashboards can help your organization achieve its goals will answer these questions and many more.
There are patterns to the way domination works. Armed with this knowledge, we can interrupt these patterns of domination and apply power in ways that lead us toward liberation.
A group in Cincinnati has called on the city to end its contract that outsources management of human service grants to the United Way. But there is more to it than that, as Black leaders call for a broader challenge to structural racism.
Increasingly, hospital leaders understand that achieving health outcomes requires addressing social factors, not just clinical interventions. But federal community benefit regulations still encourage hospitals to focus on less effective interventions, such as health fairs.
When a 10-year board member says, “I’ve never seen any minutes. I’ve never had any involvement with the board at any level. I just agreed to serve,” maybe something isn’t quite right with the nonprofit’s governance.
Decolonization movements are increasing pressure on museums to reckon with their imperialist roots and consider returning artifacts in their collections that have been stolen from communities of color all over the globe.