Founders are indeed strange beings at times, but these two appear especially unclear about the collective nature of nonprofit decision-making, which generally includes a board with a say.
Access to clean potable water is a basic human right according to the United Nations, but in Flint, that access remains denied as a new set of health problems emerges.
The devastating hurricane exposes how little was accomplished for the Haitian people with the $9 billion in assistance given since the 2010 earthquake.
At issue in this case is the line between educating about issues and the support of specific legislative outcomes that is lobbying.
As VP nominee Mike Pence’s name is being bandied about as a possible GOP presidential nominee were Trump to stand down, we thought we’d do a short retrospective of our coverage of him as a governor over the past few years.
A hero to many, Ibrahim is among Africa’s brightest lights and most listened-to voices.
The Planned Parenthood Action Fund has stepped forward into what’s left of the campaign season with proven political acumen and a nice chunk of money.
A U.S. Magistrate Judge orders a plaintiff be allowed to use Twitter to serve process on a Kuwaiti national accused of funding genocide against Assyrian Christians in Iraq and Syria.
The workers’ side of the food workers’ strike at Harvard makes a clear distinction between wages and annual compensation, working with the whole equation of living wage.
Would acquiring nonprofit status be an appropriate or reasonable option for Twitter?
What happens when two super-smart, popular, and productive organizations set up house together? A merger of nonprofit support groups appears to be a natural next step.
Without much of the country fully recognizing the shift, death penalty opponents are faced with a moment where we may either repeat history or move forward to finally eliminate it from the criminal justice arsenal of responses.