A new deal for the arts would re-envigorate creative documentation of who we are in all of our rich diversity; postal service in peril; undocumented die at home and uncounted; & more!

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Big New Funder Initiatives Support Policy Advocacy and Low-Income Workers

The pandemic has vividly exposed the need to address income inequality and some in the philanthropic world are pivoting to a radically different kind of investment.

A Voice from the Field: Unprecedented Times Call for Bold Action

Providing direct cash assistance to families in need as a result of jobs lost from the COVID-19 pandemic required unparalleled due diligence and internal reflection.

One Option for a Joyful, Creative National Rebirth: Revisiting the WPA

As the impact of the pandemic on health, the economy, and society becomes clearer, arts advocates suggest a move from the old Depression playbook.

Postal Service in Peril as Mail Volume Slows

During the COVID-19 outbreak, the amount of mail being sent has slowly decreased as businesses use the service less. Without further assistance, the post office could run out of money.

Undocumented Migrants Increasingly Die Quietly at Home

Faced with limited income, no health insurance, and the constant fear of arrest or deportations, undocumented migrants are not being counted among COVID-19 suspected deaths.

A Philanthropic Plea to Send Money Now!

“Just get that money out the door,” urges one community foundation leader who says that philanthropy spends too much time talking.

Corporate Hypocrisy Is Real but Not the Real Issue

The Business Roundtable, in the name of the same leaders who signed their August statement, advocated for public responsibility before their own.

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