This final installment in a three-part series by Ananda Valenzuela offers a roadmap to a more liberatory board, starting with redefining board responsibilities to focus on loving accountability and abundant resourcing.
In her latest book, American Eldercide, Margaret Morganroth Gullette lays out why hundreds of thousands of nursing home residents died from COVID-19 and what to do about it.
Nursing home understaffing had been a chronic issue long before COVID-19. In the pandemic, malign neglect took on a more deadly dimension.
With federal workers facing threats of mass layoffs, government labor unions are mobilizing to counter executive orders and move public opinion in their favor.
The nonprofit sector is responding to a White House memo directing a review of federal funding for all nongovernmental organizations, both foreign and domestic.
How will nonprofits navigate potential upcoming “tax reform” that could undermine the sector’s very foundations?
The current attacks against DEI initiatives is not new to Southern states. Advocates say this current political moment offers a renewed opportunity to invest in the South.
In many Black and Latinx communities, people of color wanting to buy homes are locked out as investors buy the properties. Here’s what nonprofits can do.
Emergency departments are increasingly the only open door for women with critical reproductive healthcare needs.
A coalition of nonprofits is seeking an extended restraining order on the White House over a proposed freeze in federal funding.
What’s going to happen to the thousands of pounds of clothes donated to LA wildfire survivors? Two nonprofits seek to change the narrative of sustainability.
Since 2022, workers at 11 REI co-op stores have voted to unionize but still lack a contract. Now, they are trying a new tactic: running candidates for the co-op’s board.