Different types of communication have decidedly different purposes and uses. Confusing or ignoring the differences can be deadly. Email carries both great opportunities and great risks, as current political campaigns remind us.
In the face of mounting evidence that discrimination and racial isolation are themselves sources of racial health disparities, it seems naive to believe that simply repairing substandard housing or facilitating moves to more prosperous neighborhoods will cure the damage done by the “shocks” of living through racial discrimination and economic insufficiency.
Senate Finance Committee report highlights treatment gap for medication-assisted recovery.
Results suggest that an international civic engagement program gives young people the skills and the confidence to mobilize in their communities.
Poet Claudia Rankine will create the Racial Imaginary Institute with her MacArthur Fellow award.
Creation of foundation, property tax reductions, and improvements through projects on the docket with large donor investment to the city.
This presidential election has featured a view of charities as practiced by the candidates that has done no favors for public confidence in our sector.
Media coverage made #BringBackOurGirls look like online activism that just happened to draw the attention of Michelle Obama and Malala Yousafzai. It does not take stock of the live force and global entity whose very existence defies public indifference to violence against women, growing state hostility, and mixed reactions toward women’s political activism.
The United States leads the world in many ways in which we can take pride, but leading most of the industrialized world in child poverty brings shame. Perhaps we should consider an entirely different approach?
There is no excuse for abusing workers—the public knows it, and so do you.
“This dark side of our shared history has created a generational, almost inherited mistrust” between many communities of color and the police officers who serve them.
All over the country, nonprofit cultural institutions wind up in financial partnerships with local governments. Eventually, some of them end up in full-on disputes that place the future of the nonprofit at risk.