As the United States joins the ranks of countries with contracting civic space, some lessons from funders with experience ...

How one urban Indigenous organization is working to transform data governance using a model that’s founded on Indigenous values ...

AI is narrowing the pathways available to donors for finding nonprofits worthy of support. Nonprofits and the social sector ...

For much of their history, historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) have been profoundly underfunded. Charged with educating generations of Black leaders while navigating segregation, ...

Global crises of the past two years have yielded at least one silver lining for nonprofits: They have accelerated a movement among grantmakers to match the duration and flexibility of their funding to ...

What if—rather than focusing on funding "what works"—philanthropy asked what people and societies need to live well and flourish, and built the resources to match?

“When one door closes, another door opens.” So goes the popular adage. But if the door is a metaphor for access and opportunity, then an implicit truth of this adage is that a new door does not open ...

Movements for social justice have long recognized the motto “Those closest to the problem are closest to the solution.” People with relevant lived experience, who reside in a shared geographic area ...

Something remarkable was happening in evening Zoom sessions with parents and policy makers at the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood (OEC). Participants weren’t just strategizing about childcare.

AI is narrowing the pathways available to donors for finding nonprofits worthy of support. Nonprofits and the social sector must act to ensure that donors can make fully informed decisions.

Organizations of all kinds must expect that the people within them will have differing viewpoints, and it is important to acknowledge the value of disagreement. Studies show that people generally ...