For co-ops to unlock the potential of digitalization while maintaining their values, careful integration with digital tools and a powerful focus on building strong human relationships are required.
As the Republican and Democrat parties hold their nominating conventions, what can be done about the environmental footprint they’re leaving behind?
Trees help fight climate change. So, why is one species now illegal in multiple states?
A federal study documents the 150-year history of “Indian boarding schools,” in which children were systematically taken from their parents—and calls for a federal apology.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act expires at the end of 2025, presenting an opportunity for the tax code to be written in a way that is more equitable.
International adoptions present ethical concerns and systemic failures that put children’s wellbeing at risk. Advocates emphasize the need to prioritize children’s welfare over the desires of adoptive parents, especially during times of crisis.
In late July, a record-setting number of White men joined an online call in support of the presidential candidacy of Vice President Kamala Harris. Does it matter?
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.
Can impact investing effectively support employee ownership and other forms of community-based business ownership? A new report analyzes the state of the field.
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.