Coinciding with the start of the academic year, last week, the Learning Policy Institute released a new study revealing that recruitment and retention of public school teachers is not keeping pace with the needs of the country’s growing student population.
New migration numbers from Central America put the Obama administration’s detention strategies back in the spotlight
How do you convince people who’ve never really thought about a cause to join it?
As the states’ charity offices arguably ramp up their oversight of the nonprofit and philanthropic sector, the Urban Institute has published a long-needed appraisal of what that landscape looks like now. But stay tuned for changes!
For nonprofits seeking tech staff in Silicon Valley and the Bay Area in general, it’s by no means a buyer’s employment market.
A compromise has apparently been reached on impeaching the IRS Commissioner over the conservative nonprofit targeting scandal.
The systematic tainting of research by corporate sponsors does little to enhance the public’s faith in science—and that’s dangerous.
We used to assume higher education was the key to professional success and personal enrichment. A new study indicates that a majority is now skeptical about the value of pursuing a college degree.
Rural America lags in employment growth while its population ages and incomes fall. Will philanthropy pay attention?
Is requiring an exact match between a voter’s registration and their driving or Social Security records discriminatory? A coalition of Georgia groups think so.
Having an advanced education does not mitigate the gender wage gap for women leaders, and our own sector is not exempt.
According to this new report from the Growth in Giving Analytics Initiative, human services agencies have done well recently at maintaining the higher level of contributions set during the Great Recession, but retention rates for them and, indeed, all nonprofits are seriously waning.