Two recently released Brookings Institution reports show that, though employment is back to pre-Recession levels, there is an oft-unseen population for whom the recovery has not happened at all.
A 42-year-old organization closes in the midst of a thriving arts environment.
A quick look shows that the IRS is still burdened with the long tail of the 2013 tax exemption scandal.
Sometimes, the framing of social issues in the media can make you imagine that things are other than they are.
Blockchain software is a decentralized ledger that cannot be changed, can be viewed by anyone, and has entries that are verifiable and trustworthy.
All around the country, there are small, nonprofit-driven efforts emerging to help small businesses transition to worker owned co-ops as owners leave.
The intervention of two of U of L’s largest donors may enable the foundation to rebuild public trust.
Some United Ways, faced with declining returns on their annual campaigns, are anointing themselves as think-tanks and showing off super-expansive “impact departments.”
In Dick Gregory, we have lost a freedom fighter with courage, a fine-tuned wit, and lifelong persistence.
This article is a useful reminder of the compliance-based roles of the board. Get ready to highlight your favorite parts as you read, as there are bound to be points to which you need to pay more attention. It’s valuable for even the most seasoned of executives and board members.
As companies like Walmart replace manufacturing jobs with lower wage service jobs, workers struggle to maintain their standard of living and labor activists call for higher wages. Walmart is responding with training for promotions both inside and outside the store, but does this solve the problem?
For the first time, a nonprofit hospital loses its federal tax-exempt status for failing to do a community health needs assessment. But the ACA says the penalty is a $50,000 excise tax, so what really happened?