Robust, high-functioning steering committees have enormous potential to strengthen an initiative in direct ways while helping the parent organization’s governing board provide excellent oversight and achieve its own objectives. There’s no reason for a zero-sum power dynamic to emerge.
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State campaign finance and ethics reform initiative is conducted—and opposed—with funding by groups with tenuous connections to the state.
As we have seen time and time again, restrictions imposed by local government sometimes require legal challenges if disputes cannot be resolved politically.
The IRS reduced the fee for using Form 1023-EZ to apply for exemption status, and in so doing sends a message: Come one, come all.
What do we really know about Leonardo DiCaprio’s nonprofit work? Federal investigators ferreting out billions in international embezzlement may be the next to ask questions.
One city moves from reactive to proactive in protecting children from lead poisoning.
On October 1, 2016, the U.S. Government intends to transfer Internet governance to a private, global, multi-stakeholder organization.
Just because a nonprofit leases land for a dollar doesn’t mean the land’s only worth a dollar. When the city decides to appraise the property, will the nonprofit face a rent increase?
To be a hip, forward-thinking, progressive arts leader, your organization must have a robust diversity initiative—at least if you want to be competitive for all the new funds being directed at cultural equity projects. So, what’s wrong with that?
Weingart’s reaffirmed commitment comes across as intensification rather than the faddish embrace of a new direction, as other foundation pivots have.
Sen. Warren of Massachusetts believes Aetna changed its policy as a reaction to the U.S. Justice Department’s suit to stop Aetna’s proposed merger with Humana.