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Remaking the Economy in the Black Belt

February 28, 2020

Medicaid Expansion Campaigns Take 3 Distinct Paths in 3 Sout...

June 25, 2019

Boycott or Not? Many Organizers in Abortion Ban States Say “...

By Ruth McCambridge

May 23, 2019

Poor People’s Campaign: Racist Policies Designed to Keep All...

By Martin Levine

November 19, 2018

Tough Southern Nonprofit Literary Magazine Refuses to Fade A...

By Jim Schaffer

July 12, 2018

Nonprofits and Cities: Sometimes BFFs and Sometimes Not

June 18, 2018

Place-Based Philanthropy: Illustrations from the South

By Debby Warren

April 24, 2018

Kenny Stills Makes a Social Justice Journey in the South

By Sean Watterson

March 16, 2018

Philanthropy in the South: The Urgent Case and Some Guidance...

February 9, 2018

History Is Present in the Voting Booth: The Making of a Values Revolution

Nathaniel Smith

November 17, 2020

From Moment to Movement? Activists Debate Next Steps

July 30, 2018

Study Urges Philanthropy to Stop Playing It Safe in the South

July 26, 2018

“All Roads Lead to Atlanta”—Philanthropy Can Play Critical Role in the South

March 16, 2018

Philanthropy Must Empower Front-Line Communities to Build True Resilience in the South

December 8, 2017

A Successful and Historic Co-op Federation Supporting Black Farmers Turns 50

November 6, 2017

Jackson, Mississippi Bets on a Cooperative Local Economy

Mary Frances Mitchner

October 23, 2017

NoVo Foundation to Devote $90M to Organizing by Women and Girls of Color

Ruth McCambridge

April 17, 2017

Where in the World is Big Philanthropy? Not in the Deep South

Ruth McCambridge

April 14, 2017

Is Nonprofit Advocacy Gone Awry to Blame for Over-incarceration of Arkansas’ Children?

Ruth McCambridge

August 15, 2016

Preservationists Fight NOLA’s Removal of Four Confederate Monuments

January 15, 2016