A sculptor is required to alter his sculpture memorializing the pain of slavery so that locals can enjoy their Pilates and yoga in greater serenity. Do public spaces need to be homogenized to be equitable?
The conversion of an abandoned Detroit church into an art gallery is another sign of a thriving arts culture in the Motor City.
Virginia needs to spend more on low-income public school students to reach parity with other states, according to a new study. Last week’s report from the Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis indicates that Virginia provides about half as much funding for low-income students as compared to other states.
This weird syndrome where someone poses as a high-dollar donor for no apparent reason may be a sign of these times, when so many worship at the feet of the real big money folk.
Completing its first year in operation, the Gloucester police department’s “Angel Program” has seen its share of shortcomings and success stories, which include its influence on similar programs in police departments across the country.
While the tech industry in Austin, Texas is booming and its real estate prices are climbing, the city’s African American population is shrinking and moving to the suburbs.
Foundation philanthropy meets “Survivor” in MacArthur’s $100 million challenge to find transformative solutions. Does the initiative ignore the stakeholders and communities needed for success?
Sesame Workshop and International Rescue Committee are bringing brightly colored preschool education into refugee camps in Syria and East Africa.
Two Alabama health nonprofits were allegedly defrauded by their shared former CEO while their boards remained unaware.
New report shows stunning institutional failure in private, nonprofit colleges fulfilling their promise to students.
Fidelity’s 2016 Giving Report shows that its total donor-advised funds rival the largest foundations, but the donors give like the rest of us.
The Obama administration’s recent move to make more than 4 million workers eligible for overtime pay has spotlighted assumptions about the benefits of uncompensated overtime for employees and the broader society.