App developers and union leaders gathered for a brainstorming conference focused on new ways to strengthen workers’ rights. Yet, one week later, the Democratic National Convention significantly relied upon non-union service providers for shuttles and hotels.
Refugees will compete in the Olympic Games in Rio, marching under the Olympic flag ahead of all countries in the opening ceremonies.
The private sector intercedes for foster care charity when its government funding is pulled.
The Department of Justice is on a mission to try to determine whether the philanthropy of pharmaceutical corporations is something other than good for the public.
Like many nonprofit news websites, the Austin Monitor is trying to find that sweet spot between content, audience, and revenue.
Cynicism vs. hope: The choice should be easy, but is this question that defines the moment?
The NoVo Foundation has set out not just to serve but be guided by low-income women and women of color—and in the case of Bayview Correctional, how can that be anything but good karma?
Have we reached an inflection point when wealthy conservative political donors will rethink how to meet the needs of the poor and address the growing economic divide?
Racism and other forms of inequality persist in the nation’s public school system.
The duties of a nonprofit’s leaders sometimes conflict with the public’s right to know, and the media are usually upset by it. Education and careful handling are required.
RENEWAL NOTICE may get the fundraising envelope opened, but are short-term gains more valuable to long-term donor trust and retention?
Youth groups are petitioning a sympathetic Pope Francis to encourage Catholic groups to divest from corporations earning revenue from fossil fuels.