The reunification of art to the Jewish family that once owned it is livestreamed, and this too is art of a sort—discomfiting, beautiful, and a reminder of what was and is.
One Museum Gets into the Here-and-Now through Livestreaming Justice
Public Schools for Private Benefits: An Arizona Tale
This change in charter school ownership from for-profit to nonprofit appears to have only one rationale: more profit for the current owner.
Pope Francis Summons Bishops for Global Abuse Prevention Summit
In a homily given on Tuesday, Pope Francis said that adversarial forces are attacking the bishops of the Catholic Church “to create scandal” and divide the faithful. The bishops are not the victims here, and this summit call may be too little, too late.
The Role of the Board in Nonprofit Strategic Alliances
This fun and informative webinar discusses the role of the board in crafting various types of strategic alliances between nonprofits. There’s been a significant cultural shift in the way we view these arrangements—one that deeply informs practice.
A Revival of Internment Camps? Proposal Floated for Indefinite Family Detention
The administration has indicated it wants to regulate migrant detainment more carefully—to allow the further detention of families and children.
Shattering the Line: Gund Supports Nonprofits’ Involvement in Art Activism
Nonprofits should leverage the arts to confront social issues in their communities, says this Ohio foundation.
A Different Economic Development: Embracing Equity in Rural Settings
By defining wealth more comprehensively than traditional frameworks, a rural nonprofit’s approach offers insight into how wealth-building strategies can be created that draw upon multiple types of assets.
Taking Stock of the Fossil Fuel Divestment Movement
Six years after Bill McKibben called for divesting from fossil-fuel companies, close to 1,000 institutions with $6.24 trillion in assets worldwide have done so. But resistance to divestment remains widespread.
In Race for NY’s Attorney General, Charities Bureau Is Largely Ignored
In a state where the charities bureau is very active and very important to nonprofits and residents, the state’s attorney general candidates are giving it scant attention.
California Clears the Air and Hosts a Climate Summit
California joins the growing trend of states and cities planning to be powered 100 percent by renewable energy.
Odd Nonprofit Mission + Breach of Contract = A Story Worthy of the Big Screen
It’s hard enough to imagine bringing a frozen person back to life; doing so with just the head is a scenario that makes us want to pass the popcorn.
The New Nonprofit Pharmaceutical World: What’s Up with That?
Should we bank on nonprofit pharmas’ commitment to transparency? Civica Rx may have a good chance, but Harm Reduction Therapeutics’ road will be a lot harder.