For decades, women- and Indigenous-led institutions have designed their work around the belief that decisions about money ...

On September 23, 2026, a federal court removed six provisions from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) regulations that spelled out how federally funded programs are supposed to protect ...

Philanthropy presents itself as a mechanism for solving inequality. But the structure through which philanthropic money moves can reproduce a familiar hierarchy: People with resources decide which ...

A coalition in Pennsylvania demonstrated the power of cross-sector organizing by bringing together residents of a senior public housing property to advocate for and help shape immediate retrofit plans ...

This story was originally published by Mother Jones and can be read here. Last year, on Labor Day weekend, an immigration attorney named Cooper Richardson spent her Saturday calling the Phoenix-area ...

The Supreme Court’s recent decision to block a new Postal Service rule affecting mail-in ballots is about far more than election administration. At its core, the dispute reflects a broader struggle ...

The Myth of Heroic Leadership interrogates the nonprofit sector’s reliance on “heroic” executive leadership as a structural failure disguised as virtue. It challenges the deeply embedded belief that ...

But celebration—without repair—rings hollow. We believe that reparations are what justice looks like in the 21st century. As lawyers for the movement, we will defend these programs, not because ...

An internal union crisis that began five years ago raises core questions still applicable today: How much power should workers have in working conditions? And what happens when workers ask a nonprofit ...