Mandatory workplace diversity initiatives often make things worse for minority employees and job applicants.

Old motels plus new ideas have created safe havens and healing places.

Is Louisiana’s new plan a “sidestep” of the legislative process, or a practical patch over a politicized spat that threatened the well-being of nonprofits and those they served?

Just a day after the deadliest terrorist attack in Iraq’s history targeted a Shi’a neighborhood, a coalition of nonprofit groups released a report documenting the decimation of Iraq’s religious and ethnic minorities by ISIS violence.

What would cause 500 women, including many mothers, to storm the border between Venezuela and Colombia, braving a National Guard cordon? 

The city of Lowell’s response to the University of Massachusetts’s purchase of a large commercial property, taking it off the tax rolls, has led to a significant reaction.

This edition turns out to have been perfectly timed to coincide with a shift that is occurring in our nonprofit regulatory environment.

As the City of Brotherly Love prepares to host the Democratic National Convention this month, a playful and artful nod to the party’s mascot is stopping people in their tracks all around town.

Consumer confusion about “best by,” “sell by,” and “use by” food labels contributes to gallons of food waste each year. A coalition of advocates hopes new legislation to introduce uniform phrasing will help clear things up.

District loses the second of four lawsuits related to 2010 contract award.

A new effort by the White House, the Data-Driven Justice Initiative, intends to fix the criminal justice system from the bottom up. Nonprofits act as partners with states, counties, and cities and provide needed mental, social, and behavioral rehabilitation and reinvestment programs.