Surveys show that nonprofit advocacy is declining, even as the need for it grows. How can this gap be addressed? One way is for nonprofits to better understand their lane.
How Can Nonprofits Support Movement Work? By Finding the Right Policy Lane
Know Your Data: Insights from the Fundraising Effectiveness Project
The Fundraising Effectiveness Project seeks to empower nonprofits and philanthropies with crucial fundraising metrics.
NewsMatch Helps Local Nonprofit Newsrooms Raise Millions
NewsMatch, a campaign of the Institute for Nonprofit News, is helping local nonprofit newsrooms survive and thrive.
The Courageous Giving Framework: A Philanthropic Strategy to Build a Just Democracy
Political and legislative losses in recent years have made clear that a comprehensive philanthropic strategy is needed, one that protects marginalized communities from physical and political attacks while building the economic, cultural, and political power we need to create a future where we all can thrive.
Will AI Help or Hurt Environmental Health Efforts?
AI has the potential to help researchers working on climate change. But can AI, which has its own outsized ecological footprint, really advance environmental health justice?
Universal School Lunches Could Improve Children’s Nutrition and Help Local Farmers
Universal school lunch programs that use school gardens or local farms for fresh food positively impact children’s nutrition, shorten supply chains, and keep money in the community.
Averting Disaster through Preparation: A Conversation with Rebecca Katz and Mackenzie S. Moore
Rebecca Katz and Mackenzie S. Moore discuss their new book, Outbreak Atlas, which provides a practical guide on outbreak preparedness, response, and recovery.
Doula Chanel Porchia-Albert Is Using the Power of Knowledge and Community to Transform Maternal Health
Doula Chanel Porchia-Albert shares her career journey ahead of a documentary film that features her work, Ancient Song.
Fighting Environmental Racism in the “Coke Capital of the World”
The Black Appalachian Coalition is changing how people think about Appalachia and holding industry accountable for environmental racism in the region.
Rise.
Resilient organizations are built on our backs and by the sweat of our brows. And we’ve been doing it with meager resources and credit….We must refuse to let White-led, soul-crushing organizations and spaces exhaust us to the point of retreat. Organizational culture must be set by executive leadership.
Beyond Karen: White Woman Archetypes in the Third Sector
The primary goal of this article is to provide Black women with language and insight into additional White woman archetypes…so they can begin the important healing work of naming racial aggression and releasing the shame and embarrassment that often accompany our experiences of racism in the workplace.
How Urban Forests Promote Healthier Communities
As a city in Indiana plants an urban forest, what do trees have to do with climate justice, and why aren’t their benefits available to all?