Several Connecticut nonprofits have recognized that millennials will be critical to their sustainability and have taken steps to engage them the way they wish to be reached.
In Appreciation of the Millennial Donor as Change Agent
What Can U.S. Nonprofits Learn from South Africa’s Zuma No-Confidence Vote
South African President Jacob Zuma survives his eighth no-confidence vote as a civil sector coalition reels against what it sees as an attack on the ANC.
API Leaders Call New Immigration Bill “Ethnic Cleansing”
The new immigration bill is touted as an effort to increase skill-based immigration and wages for native-born Americans, but immigrant rights activists don’t see it that way.
Trump’s Time-traveling Response to Opioid Epidemic
As nonprofits and their local partners concentrate on one agreed-upon set of responses to the opioid epidemic, Trump emerges to tell us to “just say no” and to lock the bastards up.
Community Gardening a Boon to Neighborhoods in Crisis
Research shows that gardening, especially for food, has many benefits, from better diets to social resilience and interpersonal connection.
The Environment as a Moral, Class, and Human Rights Issue
The new Appalachian Justice Initiative seeks to advance environmental rights as human rights.
Sinking the ACA through Neglect
It appears Trump just wants to explode something, even if it’s only the ACA and by means of not-so-benign neglect.
Medicaid Work Requirements at Play in States
Medicaid work requirements are ineffective; here’s why Pennsylvania’s General Assembly should reject them.
How the DOJ Is Using Voter Rights against Voters
An upcoming Supreme Court decision may very well set the stage for political appointees to transform the National Voter Registration Act into a “disenfranchisement device.”
Joy and Resistance: Girls Dance a New Reality
A new documentary illuminates the lives of five Baltimore black girls who forge a path to success, amidst local civil unrest, by stepping.
Profound Mission Drift Ends in San Francisco with Socialite Executive Thrown Overboard
There is evidently a slice of nonprofit life in San Francisco which involves a lot of ball gowns, divas and blurred boundaries.
CEO as Board Chair: The Nonprofit Ethicist Just Doesn’t Like It
It just muddies the accountability stream when an executive director sits on a board, advises the Ethicist. There is no need for that board membership, anyway; good nonprofit execs usually already have a boatload of influence.