As we slam the door on a difficult year, our latest Tiny Spark podcast takes a look at how seismic events like the coronavirus pandemic and the growing movement for the rights of Black people could affect international development. Is it maybe time to slam the door on the whole sector? Or could this be a portal to a new way of doing things.
More than nine months after a deadly pandemic hit the United States and amid a national racial justice uprising, Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) trans communities are finding ways to support themselves and build care networks. In the face of structural inequality and ongoing violence, trans-led organizations and BIPOC trans leaders are resourcing their communities through mutual aid efforts, creating healing spaces, and organizing for justice.
Frozen Pipe Prevention & Readiness Tips Learn about steps to take now and during cold spells to protect your property this winter with these frozen pipe prevention and readiness tips.
Paycheck Protection Program support was easier to get in states where small banks had more of the market. Keep this in mind as we head toward a second round.
San Francisco’s public hospital was named for Zuckerberg and Chan, who gave it $75 million. Protests ensued. Should public institutions be renamed this way?
FREE Guide to 2021 Fundraising Trends This FREE, comprehensive guide identifies 5 emerging fundraising trends to help you pivot and set your organization up for success in 2021. It includes tips, strategies, helpful checklists, and more.
