What does the fall of Nicolás Maduro—and the cessation of TPS—mean for millions of Venezuelan migrants across the Americas?
What Does the End of TPS Mean for Venezuelans in the United States?
Resistance and Redistribution in Alaska
What does donor organizing require? It begins with building relationships. And for one climate justice donor organizer, it also involves redefining what is meant by “wealth.”
This Is Not a Retreat
For too long philanthropy has failed to fund social movements like we want them to win. Now, the sector must fund social movements like we (the collective) want to live.
The Missing Discipline: How Organization Design Can Align and Propel Justice-Committed Nonprofits
Organization design as a management discipline is little-known in the nonprofit sector, yet it is critical to understanding how an organization functions. For justice centered-leaders, recognizing the relationships among strategy, structure, systems, rewards, and talent is key to effective choices about how to strengthen organizations and sustain alignment across diverse, often virtual, staff.
Democracy Dies in the Homeowners Association
Democracy plays out in many facets of life in the United States. What might be localized issues involving a homeowners’ association board mirror the dynamics we’re seeing at the federal level.
ICE, Violence, and Legal Crisis in Minneapolis
What’s happening in Minneapolis raises fundamental questions about constitutional protections, the lawful use of force, and whether basic accountability mechanisms are being bypassed.
Data as Destiny in the Steel City
How Pittsburgh’s industrial past is being leveraged for an AI future.
The Long-Term Futures Work of Building a Better Democracy
The gap between individual excellence and field-level insufficiency is an opportunity to build toward a longer-term vision of democracy.
The Crisis Facing Organizing Isn’t Just Scale. It’s Also Structure.
The conceptual confusion between digital organizing and field organizing has led to structural issues within our organizations. If organizations collapse the distinction between the two, our organizing can become more impactful.
The Polluters Down the Street—EPA Changes Put Lives at Risk
In a policy reversal under Trump, the EPA will no longer consider human lives saved when setting air pollution guidelines. Instead, it will measure the cost to the industry.
The Palestine Exception: Interrogating Philanthropy’s (Non) Response to Genocide
The failure of the philanthropic sector to respond to the genocide in Palestine speaks to the need to recenter justice in philanthropy.
A Strike Against ICE Heats Up in Minneapolis
Minnesotans have mobilized against the invasion of ICE in their city and now call for a general strike on January 23.