New donor ethics rules won’t protect nonprofits without cultural change, pottery treasures returned back to Native community, Facebook employees challenge company’s ad stance, and more!
Restoration of indigenous languages is not just about recovering what was lost in the past. It is a vital tool to build indigenous economies and community wellness in the present.
In the wake of recent controversies such as the Epstein donations to Harvard and MIT, institutions are revising their ethics policies. But will new policies stave off temptation?
A “co-stewardship” arrangement between the Poeh Cultural Center and the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian has brought 100 treasured works back to the land where they were created.
The Guide to Donor-Centric Fundraising In this e-book, we use Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs as a guide to understanding the needs of donors—and how nonprofits can begin to meet them.
The editor-in-chief of a prestigious medical journal has encouraged health professionals to engage in nonviolent social protest to address the “existential crisis” facing their community and patients.
Chile’s protests are about far more than subway fares. Rather, what is being questioned is an economic model that has resulted in extreme levels of inequality.
QuickBooks Made Easy for Nonprofits Online Webinar Join Gregg Bossen for a 3-day intensive training for nonprofit users of the Online version of Quickbooks. Learn everything a nonprofit needs to know.
