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 ...

Historically, Latine communities have supported Democrats over Republicans. But come November, we might see a surge of voters fed up with the current administration’s anti-immigrant agenda and ...

When funders insist on certain categories of evidence, they are not simply asking organizations to count things. They are determining what—and whose voice—counts.

“Nonprofits and NGOs are adopting (generative) artificial intelligence technologies faster than they’re designing governance and training for their teams.” Thus begins the 2026 State of Nonprofit AI: ...

Uncredited DOJ photographer, restored by Adam Cuerden. Wikimedia Commons. The story of a white teacher, Barbara Henry, and a six-year-old Black student, Ruby Bridges, integrating a New Orleans ...

It was 2019, and conversations with the biggest partner we’d ever had — a collaboration between the Atlanta, GA mayor’s office and Women on the Rise— had come to a tense standstill over philosophical ...

The fireworks are over, but the America 250 pageantry runs through December. This summer, somewhere in the middle of the spectacle, my son and I talked about what exactly people were celebrating. I ...

Generation Citizen opens with a call to reimagine democracy by recognizing youth voice and civic imagination as essential civic infrastructure and makes the case for why expanding youth access to ...

When Maya Chen joined a Chicago based immigration legal services organization in 2021, she arrived with two languages, a paralegal certificate, and a conviction that her work would matter. Three years ...

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 ...

The need for America to build quickly and at scale has become a lively debate amongst pundits and policymakers alike, feeding the so-called “abundance” debate argument that decades of regulation and ...