What can you do to break down the seemingly impregnable barriers between departments in your organization and replace them with an open and positive culture? The Nonprofit Whisperer is here to help!
Do aggressive fundraising practices, the exploitation of vulnerable people, and single-minded pursuit of organizational growth at the expense of charitable objectives threaten what remains of the public’s trust in nonprofits?
The development of pipelines at HBCUs and elsewhere for curators of color will need to be accompanied by the creation of internal systems by museums to train and promote leaders of color for prized curatorial roles. The public is growing reluctant to accept any less.
As we head toward a weekend vote on the confirmation (or not) of Brett Kavanaugh, it’s time to note the cultural implications of the moment and to consider what lessons about voice and story we must take from it. Social inequality is constructed, and we, the civil sector, do have the power—and the responsibility—to deconstruct it and reconstruct for equity.
Almost as soon as it was signed, California’s radical net neutrality bill faced suits from the Department of Justice and the broadband industry’s four main lobbying groups.
Sometimes things just don’t work the way you thought they would.
The state of Tennessee has spent five years encouraging its population to lead healthier lives without much improvement in overall outcomes. What’s wrong with this picture?
These nonprofits, Cleveland Clinic and Kaiser Permanente, are keeping more in mind than the patients who walk in the door, using a broader interpretation of their mission statements to improve the health of the community.
A former Pennsylvania governor backs controversial injection site to work around federal limitations on certain harm reduction strategies.
Once again, a court used President Trump’s own words to prove his motivation.
Pieces like Rashad Robinson’s video need to be reinforced often wherever we show up. The strength of a narrative is in its retelling by the many in all circumstances where it applies. Each of us is an agent in this struggle for more equitable voice in this democracy. That is how democracy sustains and reforms. That is us.
It’s not enough to focus on return; you must also take risk-adjusted return into account.