Tima Miroshnichenko, Photo by Tima Miroshnichenko on Pexels , public domain. These days, the phrase “return to office” is as inescapable as “work from home” was circa 2020. Fortune 500...
Credit: Chela B. on Unsplash Nationwide, nearly 80 million people rely on Medicaid for health insurance coverage in the United States. The budget bill passed by the US House of...
Credit: Christian Ladewig on Unsplash Nonprofits that receive government contracts and grants have gotten used to waiting months or even years for payments, often for services already delivered. Under most...
Image credit: AcidTestPhoto Independence Day has historically come with complicated feelings, particularly for marginalized people. It’s hard to ignore the fact that many in this country were not free on...
Credit: Kefr4000 on Wikimedia Often in US history, student movements have played a crucial role in helping spark movements for nationwide change. In the 1960s and early 1970s, for example,...
Credit: melitas on iStock With over two decades of experience in the nonprofit sector, Venu Gupta has learned that key to building a strong democracy are strong connections—and, more specifically,...
Credit: Dan Loran on Unsplash Since the Donald Trump administration took office in January 2025, farmers and the entire agricultural industry have been under siege. Alongside the administration’s cuts to...
Community celebrates future home of the World Stage, a partnership of Liberty Community Land Trust & Downtown Rising. Photo by Malcolm Ali. Used with permission. “Help is not on the...
Credit: Metropolitan Transportation Authority on Flickr This article concludes a three-part series: Saving Philanthropy: Creating Rules of the Road for Donor-Advised Funds. Co-produced by the Charity Reform Initiative of the...
“Watch. Act. Vote.” / Credit: Will O’Hare, courtesy of TONYC. These days, the urgent work of survival often edges out space for strategic visioning, let alone political imagination. But if...
