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Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) will honor 2019 International Press Freedom Award winners on November 21, at Grand Hyatt Hotel, in New York City... Photo: CPJ The Committee…
Today is the third Sunday of Advent. Jesus Christ is supposed to be the true reason for this reason. Advent is the time of year when we’re supposed…
Dec. 7 (GIN) – “Happy abuser’s day.” That was Tumie Modise, a columnist at the Botswana news magazine Mmegi, railing against the unfulfilled promise of “16 days of…
Stand Beside Her is an example of a powerful new advocacy campaign launched by Girl Scouts Heart of the South. This national campaign encourages women and girls to…
Part three of a three-part series The vitality of a nonprofit lies with its board members. Their individual and collective action, engagement and clarity of mission make all…
Part two of a three-part series Fundraising is fundraising, or is it? We asked Lisa Hoffman about her observations related to the similarities and differences between large, established…
“What size shoes do you wear?” That was what we heard. We saw a well dressed woman casually take off her sneakers and give them to a woman…
What if your nonprofit isn’t comprised of people with power, wealth and influence? What if your board chair can’t pick up the phone and raise $1 million? How…
The nonprofit sector is diverse and innovative. People are always creating solutions to the many challenges that arise. We see a problem and seek to fix it. We…
It’s August – that means it's Black Philanthropy Month. Too often philanthropy is still viewed as a word that belongs to someone else – a word associated primarily…
