These articles, selected by NPQ staff, present the wide scope of our health justice coverage this year, on hope, healing justice, reproductive rights, and more.

As the cofounder and copresident of the Maven Collaborative…I…bear witness to the subtle yet pernicious ways in which increasingly problematic status quos are maintained in the sector—hindering transformative change and driving talented leaders from our midst. At the heart of this tension is the mirroring of corporate structures within the nonprofit realm—and two in particular: boards and funders.

Foundations often ask for reports from nonprofits. What would it look like for foundations themselves to report on their own performance?

With the waning days of summer upon us, the NPQ team would like to offer up some of our favorite articles from the Leadership desk this year.

As NPQ begins a two-week period of rest, the team highlights some of our favorite articles so far from 2024. These articles, selected by NPQ staff, present the wide scope of our racial justice coverage this year, on correcting history, reclaiming space, building movements, and more.

“I would like to stress the importance of walking more liberatory paths and imagining different futures. When we get out of the box of what’s possible within these cultures and structures that we’ve inherited from the corporate world, we open up into a totally different landscape of different formations, of different ways of operating.”

These articles, selected by NPQ staff, explore the wide scope of our 2024 climate coverage, highlighting the fight against climate change as it relates to policy, young leaders, mental health, and more.

As NPQ moves into its two-week summer break, economic justice editor Steve Dubb highlights eight selected articles from the first seven months of 2024.

Nonprofits can help mobilize voters. Here’s how.

The new Giving USA report reflects declines in charitable giving.

Massachusetts’s 40-year Right to Shelter for unhoused families has been effectively halted.