Native Hawaiians: 4 actions philanthropy can take, defending our right to vote, nonprofit CEOs cut their own salaries first & more!

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Masks, Mutual Aid, and Our Broken Supply Chains: A North Carolina Story

During the pandemic, mutual aid is making a huge difference. But as this story about surgical masks reveals, the logistics of supplying at scale are anything but easy.

4 Principles for Environmental Justice: Lessons from Hawai‘i

The work of decolonizing philanthropy and partnering with indigenous communities to achieve environmental justice are one and the same project.

Protecting Our Voting Superpower Requires Vote-By-Mail

We all have our superpowers. Voting is one of them. And with the pandemic, our right to vote is very much at risk.

By Cutting Their Own Salaries First, Nonprofit CEOs Display Leadership

In our current pandemic-induced economic shutdown, some nonprofit CEOs are showing leadership by reserving the largest salary cuts for themselves.

School Shutdown Shines a Light on Nation’s Stark Digital Divide

With the coronavirus pandemic shutting schools in all 50 states, the disparities in online access for students are starker than ever.

Grantmakers Support Artists and Writers Knocked Sideways by COVID-19

So far, $10 million has been raised for one national fund to provide “immediate, no-strings” grants to individual US artists facing financial emergencies. Many others are actively making grants, too.

Nonprofits Contemplate the Landscape of a Post-Coronavirus World

While the pandemic just hit the US last month, the nonprofit sector needs to begin to consider how it will act in the new world the pandemic creates.

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