The media confronts its role in perpetuating colonialist frameworks; the no-fright PPP forgiveness deadline
The media confronts its role in perpetuating colonialist frameworks; the no-fright PPP forgiveness deadline; tuition-free college, an issue that cuts across party lines; and more!
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** The Poverty of the Independent Sector’s Health of the Sector Report ([link removed][UNIQID])
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This is one of those times we can feel parts of the so-called “nonprofit infrastructure” straining mightily to appear relevant, even while others are right on the mark. Faced with an existential crisis of immediate consequence and epic proportions, some focus firmly on the survival of current institutions: will “nonprofits” survive or not? But is that really the question? The one we have in front of us right now is more like, “What forms will we be taking when the environment begins to stabilize, and how do we retain our most important functions as they will be needed by the public?”
If nonprofit infrastructure groups are supposed to inform strategic discussion of the most critical issues in the sector, then the latest Independent Sector report falls short.
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** Media Reparations: Reconciling the Past to Better Imagine Our Future ([link removed][UNIQID])
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A new media model that aims to dismantle white racial hierarchy and uplift BIPOC voices.
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** Confusion over PPP Forgiveness Deadline Resolved ([link removed][UNIQID])
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If there were a way remaining to scare people more than they already are, a good rumor about a sped-up process for forgivability of the PPP loan might be it.
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** Tuition-Free College: A Campaign Issue that Cuts across Party Lines ([link removed][UNIQID])
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If the youth vote carries Biden over this election, the affordability of college education could well be the issue that broke the camel’s back.
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** Could We See Less Drama on Election Night? Early Voting Helps ([link removed][UNIQID])
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Despite the storm and bluster around casting ballots, this year, waves of early voters are breaking all records. That’s likely to mean far less chaos on November 3rd.
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** Study Finds 4 Million Former Prisoners in US Are Still Barred from Voting ([link removed][UNIQID])
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A new report from the Sentencing Project shows that over five million Americans are barred from voting this year due to felony convictions.
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