The Internet makes local events global and vice versa. Populism’s agitation against perceived elites, seen as a key component in the Brexit vote, can be found in various forms around the world.
The red-hot real estate market in the booming San Francisco region is putting undue pressures on financially challenged nonprofits.
In this “Voices from the Field,” an advocate tells the story of his organization’s role in the decade-long fight for the legal recognition of same-sex marriage in the U.S., and the importance of investing deeply in understanding public opinion when crafting a message of change.
Britain’s vote to leave the European Union raises countless questions from sovereignty to continuity of social programs and climate initiatives. Brexit fervor in the UK is also reflective of U.S. political and social divisions.
Stewardship of a major gift after it’s received should include regular communication with the donor. A Maryland charity is learning what neglecting a foundation’s gift can mean.
The U.S. Supreme Court upholds affirmative action as a component of a broader college admissions policy. The decision also highlights the tensions of a divided Court still short one justice.
A state court rules that Washington’s public hospitals must provide abortions if they provide maternity services. Hospitals now need to find more willing providers.
Texas’s schoolbook selection process influences what the nation’s schoolchildren read. A Mexican-American studies textbook is the source of the latest controversy.
A billionaire creates a nonprofit to develop robots with artificial intelligence, freeing the organization from shareholders’ expectations. How are the public and stakeholders being considered?
Los Angeles and Pittsburgh are entertaining diverse municipal initiatives to increase affordable housing access for residents.
House Democrats are staging a sit-in on the House floor to express their frustration over lack of Congressional action on gun control.
Pat Hayden and Donald Trump are two celebrities under fire for their charity work. Are they undesirable exceptions, or do their stories pose a threat to the perception and treatment of the nonprofit sector?