Nonprofit media in Chicago include a number of bold attempts at creating a more grounded narrative and now there is a philanthropic initiative that aims to meet them where they’re at.
Australian National University’s decision to consider and ultimately reject funding from the Ramsay Centre for Western Civilisation has drawn ire from both sides, raising questions over what constitutes fundamental liberal arts studies and also what goes into maintaining donor relationships in a polarized environment.
Socialism is often thought of as a national economic system, but the Labour Party in the UK is taking a radical step of piloting Municipal Socialism in the town of Preston.
A new study underlines the dangerous and deceptive nature of many college financial aid letters.
The decision to invest in real estate, collective impact, and collaboration angers the PTAs in this progressive college town in North Carolina.
With a ballot measure passed on Tuesday, Maine becomes the first state in the nation to use a system by which voters preferentially rank candidates. The new structure seeks to undermine the “lesser-of-two-evils” logic of the present electoral system.
The New York Attorney General’s office filed suit against the Donald J. Trump Foundation for a pattern of illegal conduct that includes “improper and extensive political activity, repeated and willful self-dealing transactions, and failure to follow basic fiduciary obligations or to implement even elementary corporate formalities required by law.”
Religious language of morality meets recent decisions designed to terrorize immigrant women and children.
One theater critic argues that the paucity of new plays and musicals nominated in 2018 raises concerns about the feasibility of producing artistically challenging works that are not likely to become commercial blockbusters.
Is the nonprofit sector overextended with debt? This archived classic by the unmatchable Woods Bowman looks at the data and the best practices behind nonprofits borrowing and repaying within their means.
A Native tribe in Kansas is once again in possession of land that was taken from them over a century ago.
Linguist George Lakoff and former press secretary Gil Duran deconstruct Trump’s anti-democracy narratives and offer the media—and civil society, we believe—suggestions on hacking them.