Ford fellows protest foundation president’s stance on prisons and “radical” protest, George Mason student research leads college to reckon with its past, Philly news orgs receive millions, and more!
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Nonprofits often act to mend problems within a given system, but what if the system as a whole is decaying? The role of nonprofits is likely to become different than what we have been used to. To preserve our values, we need to enter the fray and re-embed the market in society by restoring social norms of reciprocal obligation and commitment.

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Over 200 Ford Fellows Call Out Foundation President for Stance on Prisons

An open letter signed by over 250 Ford Fellows to date criticizes the Ford Foundation for supporting a new prison to replace the Riker’s Island facility.

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Student Research Project Leads University to Commission a Slavery Memorial

A summer project examining the histories of the more than 100 slaves owned by George Mason leads the namesake university to commission a memorial, slated to open in 2021.

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Foundations Give $5.25 Million to Three Philly News Organizations

The Lenfest Institute and the Knight Foundation recently awarded $5.25 million in grants to three local journalism entities in Philadelphia.

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Seattle Art Gallery Upends Curatorial Norms and Centers Indigenous Viewpoints

A Seattle exhibit deconstructs gallery norms and processes to build a platform for Indigenous artists and communities.

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Whistleblower Protection Nonprofit in Action for Impeachment Inquiry

A crowdfunding campaign has raised well over $100,000 to defend a whistleblower who helped set a congressional impeachment process in motion.

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