Despite the president’s promise to “totally destroy” it, the provision prohibiting partisan political activity by 501c3 nonprofits is no longer a target in the latest version of the bill.
Puerto Rico’s nonprofits have been central to recovery efforts, but will pressure to establish a for-profit service model threaten long-term nonprofit sustainability?
it’s a matter of growing concern that journalists appear to be being imprisoned in ever-higher numbers.
As the opioid crisis drags on, nonprofit workers on the front lines are getting burned out. With all the attention focused on the crisis, shouldn’t we do a better job supporting the organizations most directly helping the victims?
While the number of the groups varies among news sources, more than two dozen Pakistani nonprofits have been ordered to close under implementation of new rules governing international NGOs.
The Nevada Board of Agriculture voted to relinquish as many as 3,000 wild horses in the Virginia Range to a yet-to-be-determined nonprofit group. Enthusiasts say it puts the horses at risk of slaughter and at the mercy of business interests.
In 2009, Anne Galloway kicked off her news site with nonstop hours of independent reporting without pay. Seven years later, VTDigger has a staff of 19, an annual budget of $1.5 million, and plans to get to the $2 million benchmark in the next four years.
Historically, unions and co-ops were once part of a common movement, but they have drifted apart over the decades. Now, driven by increased economic instability, they appear to be coming back together. Earlier this month in Cincinnati, over 150 advocates of union-affiliated, worker co-ops gathered to discuss strategy, plan next steps, and launch a national organization.
The FCC vote to tear down the protections that safeguard net neutrality is scheduled for today. Here’s how things stand.
This report from the Australian civil sector should resonate among US nonprofits. Nonprofits serve an essential role in a healthy democracy as vehicles for voice in marginalized communities. And if you think our democracy has some flaws, perhaps it is time to reconsider your nonprofit’s advocacy agenda.
Indigenous Climate Action turned down a six-figure grant because the company held investments in fossil fuels, which violates the group’s raison d’être.
A misrepresentation of facts threatens the tax-exempt status of the beleaguered University of Louisville Foundation.