Tech Resistance: Giving Voice To The ‘Silent Majority’
Night at the Museum: Met CEO Pressured to Resign
Financial woes and management concerns continue to roil the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Nonprofits to Mobilize Thousands of Legal Volunteers for New Immigration Order
Regardless of what the revised immigration executive order says and does, legal volunteers are mobilized to assist travelers and resist discrimination.
The Politics behind Colorado’s Charity Tax Checkoff Program
When it comes to nonprofits and Colorado’s legislature, it pays to have friends in high places.
International Journalist Consortium Takes Flight as Independent Nonprofit
Can the world’s newest collaborative newsroom meet its mission and stay in the black?
Corporate Tax Rumors Blunt Affordable Housing Investment
Even the mere prospect of a corporate tax rate drop is affecting housing developers as investors hesitate to buy HUD affordable housing tax credits. Low-income families, developers, and construction workers are already suffering the ill effects of a bad potential policy.
Americans on Both Sides of the Aisle Reject Cuts to PBS
Seventy-three percent of Americans oppose federal funding cuts to PBS—an issue that, according to a new poll, both Democrats and Republicans can agree on.
New Twitter App Transforms Anger into Instant Social Good
Politics and policy giving you an itchy donation trigger finger? There’s an app for that.
Class Action Suit Filed against PayPal’s Giving Platform
A federal lawsuit alleges that PayPal’s Giving Fund charitable giving platform misleads donors and shortchanges nonprofits.
A Very Strange Place for Science: Is Advocacy the Answer?
A new study found that lobbying doesn’t hurt scientists’ credibility. What might that mean for the NIH, the EPA, and other science-based agencies in the public sector?
Nonprofits Oppose Proposed Maryland Overtime Rule
Most nonprofits want to pay their workers more, both as a matter of principle and recognizing that low wages promote high turnover and affect service safety and quality. However, they are stymied by their self-perceived unequal bargaining power with government over scarce resources.
Ask First: Including Disability in the Diversity Conversation
Board diversity transcends gender and ethnicity to include people with disabilities. What is your nonprofit doing about this?