Sunlight Foundation’s technical arm is definitely shutting down, and there are uncomfortable indicators about the foundation itself. What do Sunlight’s woes have to say about the value of making government transparent and accountable through data, tools, policy and journalism?
Whether from legitimate security concerns or political grandstanding, Texas continues to attempt placing roadblocks to refugee resettlement in the state.
A high-flying founder of a celebrity-attracting charity is currently on trial for embezzling more than $1 million in grants and donations.
Named gifts align a donor’s reputation with that of a nonprofit. When the donor’s reputation is soiled, the nonprofit needs to protect its brand. The case of Roger Ailes provides an example.
People with disabilities often have trouble responding to police directions, which places them at greater risk of police violence. We need better information to expose, define, and address the problem.
A “Trillion Dollar Challenge” is declared to achieve the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
Even with a $3 billion commitment, have Chan and Zuckerberg aimed too high in its effort to recast the landscape of disease?
In 2015, the United Nations enacted “sustainable development goals” as part of its 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, defined as “development that promotes prosperity and economic opportunity, greater social well-being, and protection of the environment…[offering] the best path forward for improving the lives of people everywhere.” “Everywhere” includes the United States, which is more in need of the benefits of SDGs than most residents realize.
I want to suggest that you set the time aside for a really extraordinary webinar we have planned for the 27th of September. Julie Sweetland will be joining us from the FrameWorks Institute to help us all get our heads straight for the social change tasks we have ahead of us before and after the upcoming election.
Hundreds of leaked documents reveal the inner workings of political fundraising’s use of 501(c)(4) “social welfare” exempt organizations.
A quarter of doctors are employed by hospital systems, but this aspect of the integrated healthcare delivery model isn’t improving quality, according to a new study.
Best known for investing in rundown, vacant properties, the nonprofit developer is trying a new tactic, creating mixed-income apartments in an up-and-coming Richmond neighborhood from a former hotel.