Fidelity’s thoughtful survey on volunteer donors; Bezos favors conventional environmental organizations for climate grants
Fidelity’s thoughtful survey on volunteer donors; Bezos favors conventional environmental organizations for climate grants; theater of war therapy for health workers; and more!
“Christopher Columbus syndrome” describes a reoccurring pattern every four years of the two mainstream political parties trying to win the Latinx vote. The term, of course, speaks to the periodic “discovery” of Latinxs in our midst who have been here all along. Another belief, Mariachi politics, suggests that the Latinx community (including Brazilians) consists entirely of Mexicans who crossed the southern border or have escaped Cuba to live in Florida. Fun fact: there are many people within the Latinx community who are not fans of Mariachi music.
Both of these popular myths perpetuate an ongoing monolithic mentality towards Latinxs.
Fidelity Charitable issued a useful report that contrasts how donors dealt with not being able to volunteer in person. See what you can do in response!
A nonprofit’s staging of Zoom versions of classical Greek plays provides a space for frontline medical workers to collectively process the trauma of the pandemic.
Technology Best Practices for Nonprofits In this guide, we detail the responsibilities of governance professionals plus how effective organizations are using board portals to establish a new standard of excellence.
Teachers can finally give information about forms of birth control other than abstinence, but no lessons on consent, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
In Georgia’s upcoming Senate runoff elections, Democratic and Republican candidates have taken very different positions on how to address the climate crisis.
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