For philanthropy to develop authentic partnerships in Indian Country, it is important for it to free itself from inaccurate history and destructive stereotypes.
While the funding landscape for Native American nonprofits is better than it used to be, there is still considerable room for boosting philanthropy in Native communities.
2019 Evergreen Prize Winner Announced! The $100,000 annual Evergreen Prize identifies and helps scale the program that best helps low-income youth access and complete college or vocational degrees.
Two weeks after workers petitioned for union recognition, management at MOCA in Los Angeles agreed to begin negotiating a collective bargaining agreement with worker representatives.
The growing role of consultancy firms like McKinsey raises uncomfortable questions not just for presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, but for nonprofits.
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As climate change makes calls for increased transit use more urgent, Kansas City may provide an important example of how cities can create viable public transit systems.
