Princeton University commissioned artist Titus Kaphar to create a sculpture that tells the truth of its slaveholding past. In the process, Kaphar engages the national Confederate monuments debate.
Venture philanthropy may or may not work, but the dialogue about partnership between nonprofits and philanthropy is critical.
After a few years of platform failures in Minnesota’s Day of Giving, nonprofits are hedging their bets by establishing systems slightly outside of the danger zone.
Last week, Cincinnati-based Chemed and the US Department of Justice reached a settlement of $75 million in a long-running False Claims Act suit against the for-profit hospice care provider.
The impact of forces of disruption in modern-day US society are, as the author writes, “causing shifts across the charitable landscape that are shaping new donor behaviors and trends.” This article describes resulting new engagement opportunities that may—or may not—become part of a new order.
Famed jazz musician Sonny Rollins’s “major gift” to Oberlin, which requires “Sonny Scholars” to link their musical training with social activism, provides an opportunity to reconnect university arts programs with the surrounding community.
Sanctuary cities respond to the federal government’s mining of local data to target vulnerable groups by creating digital sanctuaries.
You may perhaps have noticed our newswires over the years about soaring inequality. Yet here we are again, with a GOP tax bill under consideration that will worsen these terrible statistics further.
Roy Moore’s candidacy for Jeff Sessions’ vacant Senate seat is imperiled by the accusations of sexual misconduct against him. But these serious allegations aside, the nonprofit he runs raises other important questions about his public ethics.
There is an opportunity for nonprofits to take the lead in creating thriving, wealth-sharing local economies. Will we let it slip by, or seize a more just future?
In this important board management online workshop, we’ll delve into the findings from BoardSource’s most recent research in Leading with Intent, which indicate that an understanding of programs is key to board excellence.
Are nonprofits ready for the philanthropic storm that is already upon us?