The fact that the Boy Scouts have not raised as much as in previous years in Utah may have less to do with the new more liberal policy at the BSA and more to do with a growing split between the Mormon Church and its parishioners on LGBT issues.
An odd headline about an environmentalist’s suggestion for reining in the purported propensity of the homeless of Colorado Springs to discard clothing and other unwanted belongings in two creek beds should spark questions about sensitivity to the needs of the homeless.
An open letter from an unusually inclusive group of tech sphere moguls and nonprofit execs lays out the challenges of the “sharing economy” and some principles for how we should respond.
What are the losses and gains associated with eliminating museum admission fees? It’s an interesting picture that emerges from the two examples laid out here.
Yes, we need “succession planning,” but even when succession’s not in clear sight, we still need to build up emerging leaders to positions of more voice and influence.
After a week of headline-making campus protests, Professor Steven Salaita and the University of Illinois have settled their dispute over the free speech rights of faculty.
The op-ed NPQ ran on Friday from Pablo Eisenberg has drawn a pair of strong responses from the two organizations that received the grants.
In the midst of a crisis, shouldn’t political discourse stick to the facts—or at least try to veer close to a neighborhood where facts may reside? This is especially important when politicians attempt to conflate the terrorism of ISIS gunmen with the humanitarian response to refugees from Syria’s never-ending civil war.
Ruth McCambridge facilitates a roundtable discussion about the past and future of nonprofit technology. We look back on all that has changed in the world of nonprofit technology over the past 10 years, what’s stayed the same, and what you can count on over the next five to 10 years.
Ruth McCambridge facilitates a roundtable discussion about the past and future of nonprofit technology.
Are nonprofit universities, like nonprofit hospitals, a “legal fiction”? Judge Vito Bianco rules that the burden of proving Princeton deserves property tax exemption falls on the university itself.
The FBI’s program to teach online how to identify when someone might be becoming ensnared by extremism was apparently approved without sufficient consultation with major U.S. Muslim organizations.