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Greetings readers, and happy new year to you.

I’m pleased to present a thoughtful piece by a new writer, Jacob Garcia, profiling a small, struggling Boston nonprofit called Heal the Hood—just one of thousands of scrappy and inspired efforts across the country that make up as much as three-quarters of our sector. Next, a reflection on what post-election narratives reveal about the United States and how to counteract them. Then, a piece by our own Steve Dubb on Project 2025—a title that feels a little more daunting now—and its potential implications for economic and racial justice. Finally, we invite you to attend our upcoming Premium webinar, “AI for An Equitable World: How Your Organization Can Approach AI Responsibly.”

As always, the Leadership desk loves to hear from you, and the door is always open to pitches. Email me at [email protected]

And wait—I almost forgot! The Leadership newsletter’s “Stat of the Week”:


Starting From Scratch: Boston’s Heal the Hood


By Jacob Garcia
“Some three-quarters of nonprofits operate on budgets of less than $500,000, and two-thirds on less than $100,000.”
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What Post-Election Narratives Reveal About the United States


By Keecha Harris and Sherece Y. West-Scantlebury
“The challenges we face—economic inequality, systemic racism, and the persistence of harmful narratives—are daunting but not insurmountable.” 
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Project 2025: What Does It Mean for Racial and Economic Justice?


By Steve Dubb
“Two things are true: 1) A lot of what is written will never make it into law, and 2) too much of it may well.” 
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AI for an Equitable World: How Your Organization Can Approach AI Responsibly

 
Are you questioning whether and how to use AI in your organization? Are staff at your organization already experimenting with AI tools without a coherent organizational policy to guide them? Join NPQ and NTEN for an instructive and thought-provoking session ideal for anyone considering using AI at a nonprofit or philanthropy, including executive directors/CEOs, operations & IT staff, and development and communications staff. Thursday, January 30 at 2:00 pm ET. Register here…
 
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