Management of nonprofits is a complex endeavor knit together by a strong vision and value set. These particular stories were first published this year, among many others from 2015 that are just as worthy.
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In light of the capacity of nonprofits to reimagine their whole governance system, where the board fits has become a major question for the future. This collection of pieces include some of our most popular feature articles, newswires and webinars on governance practice from 2015.
Creating the normal militarized blockades in response to protests may be less effective these days as activists take a more mobile approach.
Amid complaints about increased traffic and crime, this New Jersey town also feared that increased access to inexpensive housing would draw members of a nearby Hasidic community.
When Phoenix decided to house 300 homeless individuals being displaced from a condemned building, they underestimated the scope of the job.
A cautionary tale: Nonprofits need to stay as far away from partisan politics as possible. But you already knew that, right?
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is under fire in local communities for canceling art projects for several subway lines.
Between bloody raids and incessant suicide bombings, Boko Haram has severely damaged what little infrastructure existed in Nigeria’s impoverished northeast.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court has upheld the governor’s constitutional authority to grant reprieves to death row inmates.
The IRS has proposed a rule to allow a second way to permit donors to claim tax deductions for their charitable gifts using donor Social Security numbers. Many charity leaders are alarmed, but what exactly are these provisions and what is the risk they will ever come to fruition?
The leadership of Durham’s Carolina Theatre announced this week that, despite two years of positive financial reviews, the organization is in fact more than $1 million in the red.