Immigration
New Regulations a Cruel Catch-22 for Legal Immigrants
|
Just when you thought this administration could not get much harsher in terms of its treatment of immigrants, it does.
Voices from the Field
Busting Philanthropy’s Myths about Native Americans
|
As a series of reports from the First Nations Development Institute has documented, philanthropy has systemically underinvested in Native American communities. But why? One reason, suggests Institute vice president Raymond Foxworth, is that subconsciously philanthropy has often imbibed the same myths as has US society as a whole that marginalize American Indians.
Nonprofit Management
New York’s MoMA Expands, But Seeks to Cut Back on Staff Benefits
|
Reflecting an all-too-common pattern, a major nonprofit institution, New York City’s Museum of Modern Art, has raised hundreds of millions for new buildings, but seeks to trim staff benefits.
benefits program
Nonprofits Call on Business to Provide Financial Education for Employees
|
High-interest payday lenders might not be on the front pages of paper these days, but the financial peril they pose remains. A recent study by two Texas nonprofits lays out some low-cost steps that business can take to help employees avoid getting trapped in debt.
retirement benefits
Retirement Security Becomes Less Secure
|
For the millions of workers who can’t participate in an employment-related retirement plan, saving for retirement just got harder. For the organizations that will face the need to support retirees living in poverty, that work is going to get much harder too.
Nonprofit News
New Study’s Focus Is on How People with Disabilities Overcome Barriers to Work
|
A new study on the work lives of people with disabilities will focus on how they have overcome the barriers placed before them.