This nonprofit case study of earned revenue success is full of replicable strategies and cautionary guidance. Learn how one media arts organization went from total grant dependence to 70 percent reliance on earned revenue in five years.
This week, authors from around the world will gather to celebrate, defend, and analyze the power of the written word as a means to protect and promote human rights.
In our latest Tiny Spark podcast, host Amy Costello explores nonprofits’ propensity to create “survivor porn” and the ways in which the sector trades in “parading trauma.”
One of the movements at the center of rising civil society takes stock.
In Sacramento, a local public radio station partners with 12 community groups to cohost six Study Circle discussions that foster conversation regarding affordable housing across racial and class divides.
How do you build a moment into a movement? While movements can flourish for idiosyncratic reasons, past social movements offer us some useful guideposts.
Today, NPQ announces an exciting new partnership with the FrameWorks Institute to illuminate the art and science of framing contested social issues in public discourse.
Cape Cod’s Fishermen’s Alliance seeks an artist-in-residence to help make their tagline—“Small Boats. Big Ideas”—come to life.
Since when are beauty and neediness mutually exclusive? It is a strange choice point that only the most dysfunctional make in their day-to-day relationships.
Just when you think that the notion of the worthy vs. unworthy poor has passed out of our lexicon—here it comes again!
