The financial burden of climate change is already hitting many people: via insurance.
Insurance in a Climate-Changed World
How Survivors Are Working to Stop the Cycle of Violence
With ongoing debates about public safety, those most impacted by violence are fighting to be heard.
Detroit People’s Food Co-op: How to Advance Black Food Sovereignty
In Detroit, a Black-led food co-op opened this year, after over a decade’s work. Its story offers potent lessons on the joys and challenges of co-op organizing.
Centering Restorative Principles for BIPOC Leaders in Nonprofits
The current “how” of social change work can often lead to isolation and disconnection. Restorative practices can help, if connected to a politics of liberation.
Hidden Gems: Actionable Lessons from the Untold Stories of Black Philanthropists
Black philanthropy IS philanthropy! A clip from a recent NPQ webinar in celebration of Black Philanthropy Month discusses the power and potential of Black giving.
“Movement” Journalism Is Challenging the Media Status Quo
“Movement” journalism challenges traditions by taking sides.
The Federal Government Doubles Down on Women’s Health Research Investments
At the Clinton Global Initiative, First Lady Dr. Jill Biden announced the federal government’s latest investments in women’s health research: $500 million from the Department of Defense.
The Appalachian Nonprofits Helping in Helene
Hurricane Helene has devastated many parts of Appalachia, but a network of aid already exists and is mobilizing.
Gender Inequality Needs a Platform at Climate Talks
Gender inequality in the context of climate change is an urgent issue that conferences like SB 60 are failing to address.
Young, Queer, and Threatened for Climate Activism
Youth are the future of climate justice, but queer and female activists are finding their lives at risk.
Preserving Brooklyn’s Puerto Rican Community: A Neighborhood Story
As Williamsburg, a historically Puerto Rican neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY, undergoes intense gentrification, Puerto Rican residents organize to create new cultural markers.
How to Provide Adult Learners and Immigrant Women the Education They Need
For many, college does not immediately follow high school. We must reimagine higher education to meet the needs of today’s students, especially immigrant women.