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 ...

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.

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“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: ...

The United States has never fully embraced the humanity, dignity, or liberation of disabled people, but our community’s wisdom and brilliance have shaped the best of this country from the beginning.

Since its founding in 2020, the United Vision Project has reached more than 1.4 million people across 13 states and engaged in more than 107,000 conversations. Of those conversations, more than 48,000 ...

The future of work, once imagined as a gradual evolution, now appears to be accelerating. Whether this transformation leads to widespread unemployment or to new opportunities will depend largely on ...

Many funders are rightly concerned about the state of our democracy. That concern has become more urgent in the lead-up to the midterm elections—as it does every two years, right on schedule. It’s ...