In an era of state preemption of local authority, mayors across the United States are finding innovative ways to meet local needs and

The latest report from Civicus paints a dark picture of civil society under threat amid global conflict.

With the 2024 election approaching, the Movement for Black Lives is striving to uplift the needs and concerns of Black people.

Federal climate legislation supports grassroots clean energy production, but might a transformative opportunity be missed for frontline communities of color?

Why have so many universities opposed divestment from Israel in the face of student demands? One reason might be their ties to the military.

State and local corporate tax subsidies total tens of billions of dollars a year. Through stronger disclosure rules and local organizing, community groups are fighting back.

In Boston and throughout Massachusetts, after a decade of solidarity economy building work, even as much has been achieved, there remains a long road ahead.

How can foundations support emergent movement strategies? What separates promising practices from harmful practices? Author-activist adrienne maree brown examines these questions in her new book, Loving Corrections.

Nonprofit boards are generally responsible for setting executive compensation. But fulfilling that responsibility has its share of challenges, including balancing legal requirements, financial constraints, and public perceptions

Idaho courts are grappling over whether the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act entitles pregnant people to access emergency abortion. These battles have important implications for abortion access nationwide.