If Republicans believe that opposing abortion through attempts to defund Planned Parenthood will get them elected to national office this year, they may wish to check with that national populace, at least in the swing states where polls indicate that their message will not be well received.
A nonprofit in Zimbabwe is working to adapt an idea developed by San Francisco-based Lava Mae, converting old buses into mobile showers. Will the concept translate?
Compton, California, will see the development of a new arts center thanks to funding from Dr. Dre and a collaborative relationship with the city mayor’s office.
Coca-Cola’s philanthropy for “scientific” studies that find sugary drinks do not cause obesity: Kosher, or not so much?
By mixing government with popular reviews, ProPublica and Yelp hope to provide the public with evaluative information about their health care options.
Last night’s shooting on the streets of Ferguson challenges the emerging recommendations of the Ferguson commission. Can the thoughtful, deliberative recommendations of the commission be a roadmap to racial equity in the context of continued violence?
As a hot issue, donor disclosure is migrating from high-profile political social welfare organizations to more traditional issue advocacy nonprofits.
“Sleeping is a life-sustaining activity…it must occur at some time in some place. If a person literally has nowhere else to go, then enforcement of the anti-camping ordinance against that person criminalizes her for being homeless.”— DOJ
Vulnerable kids become the wreckage of another UK charity collapse.
Three states have now moved to cut off funding to Planned Parenthood clinics within their borders.
This investigative report delves into the largely unexplored world of bank trustees and their potentially self-serving, lucrative roles on nonprofit foundations.
As discontent over the museum grows, will the lack of a supportive community be its downfall?