The #MeToo movement has had a great impact on how we discuss sexual assault and harassment as a society, and it has changed the way we view women’s colleges.
Women’s Colleges See Resurgence as Misogyny Pageants Play Out
Detox Programs Faced with Regulatory Barriers in Michigan
The changes Michigan’s Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs have proposed for opioid clinic regulation threaten to hamper the ability of clinics to operate within the state.
BALLE–Racial Equity Change from the Outside In
In this article, which inaugurates the Nonprofit Quarterly’s “Racial Equity Change Process” series, Cyndi Suarez presents a detailed case study that highlights the mix of uncomfortable self-reflection and creative breakthroughs one organization experienced over a seven-year period committed to centering racial equity in its work.
Political Branding? There’s No Outside
In today’s world, being apolitical is not an option.
From Righteous Rage to Healing, #MeToo Founder Reflects on an Earthshaking Year
One of the movements at the center of rising civil society takes stock.
Nonprofit Sues Trump over Sabotaging the Press—and Therefore Democracy
National writers’ organization PEN America has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump to enjoin him from using his office to retaliate against those who criticize him in public. Their lawsuit reflects the interdependent nature of civic institutions and the importance of upholding them.
American Indian Hall to Open at Montana State by 2021
At Montana State in Bozeman, a major philanthropic donation, strong student support, and a university president’s leadership together go a long way toward making a long-held dream of advocates for an American Indian student center at the state’s land-grant college a reality.
Saudi Government Funding of US Museums Poses Ethical Dilemmas
Nonprofits must look to all sources of funding to remain sustainable. At the same time, a nonprofit’s reputation can easily be tainted, whether by misuse of funds or the company they keep.
Risk, Uncertainty, and Nonprofit Entrepreneurship
What differentiates nonprofit from for-profit entrepreneurship? This article not only explores the differences in risk and uncertainly in nonprofit entrepreneurship, but it also explains why nonprofit entrepreneurs and their funders are unwise to trap themselves falsely in a for-profit framework.
Voter Discrimination against Native Americans Has Deep Roots
Once again, a portion of the Native American population will be denied a right of citizenship due to circumstances accumulated over years of suppression and oppression.
Billionaires Battle over the Right Way to End Homelessness
Twitter’s Jack Dorsey and Salesforce’s Marc Benioff are fighting on social media over whether or not addressing homelessness in San Francisco requires a tax on those businesses who have had a part in driving housing prices out of sight.
The Political Quicksand of DAFs and Supporting Foundations
Among the problems that critics have with donor-advised funds and supporting foundations is the lack of transparency around individual funds—and the lack of accountability to mission sometimes exhibited by the DAF sponsor.