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Sonya Massey Should Still Be Alive. What Can Be Done to Save Other Black Disabled People? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org As a Black woman with a disability, Sonya Massey was particularly vulnerable to encountering police violence. Her death amplifies the need for alternative response programs.
Black Philanthropy Month - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org In honor of Black Philanthropy Month, the NPQ team is sharing a collection of stories we’ve published discussing the significance of the history, the present day impact, and the needs to ensure longev...
The Vanishing Voter: How Did Low Turnout US Elections Become the Norm? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org This year’s election turnout was the highest in over a century. But high turnout elections were once the norm; how that changed has implications for today.
Corporate Economic Blackmail and What to Do about It - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Companies may throw a bone to communities, but it’s nowhere near the money they take and not enough to enable taxpayers to ever break even. And when costs and benefits are crunched by race, income, an...
Project 2025 Is Not Dead: Here’s Why - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org The controversial conservative agenda known as Project 2025 isn’t going anywhere.
Corporate Capture—Can We Find a Way Out? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org To build beyond corporate capture means transforming every aspect of our economy that is currently controlled by the drive to enrich corporations at the expense of everyday people. This means that a w...
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Just Transition: Liberating Finance to Build a Better World - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Coproduced with Justice Funders—a group that organizes within philanthropy to advance a just transition to an equitable and sustainable economy and planet—this series highlights case studies of emergi...
While Public Radio Stations Lay Off Journalists, High-Paid Executives Avoid the Axe - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Public media organizations have seen widespread layoffs, but executives have survived many of those cuts.
UC Workers Strike in Solidarity with Gaza and against Repression - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Campus protests in solidarity with Gaza are often viewed through the prism of student politics. In California, however, the actions also involved a 48,000-member labor union.
Call for Pitches: We Stood Up - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org The past few years have seen a flurry of workers organizing across the country, from Starbucks and Amazon workers to new forms of cooperative ownership and governance sharing. To make space for these ...
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How We Can Close the Black-White Employment Gap - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Even today, in a low-unemployment era, over a million Black Americans are still in need of work. Here is a policy strategy to reduce those joblessness numbers.
Juneteenth’s Opal Lee and the Ongoing Fight for Freedom - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Throughout her life and advocacy work, Opal Lee, the grandmother of Juneteenth, has embodied the fight for freedom.
Juneteenth - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Juneteenth National Independence Day is a holiday commemorating the arrival of 2,000 Union troops to Galveston Bay, TX, declaring on June 19, 1865 that enslaved people were free. News of the executive...
Remaking the Economy: How Policy Can Help Tenants Purchase Their Homesinfo.nonprofitquarterly.org Discover how policy can empower tenants to purchase their homes, combat displacement, and promote housing affordability.
Threats and Opportunities: Are Social Movements Ready for Black Women in Power? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org One of the central feelings I have experienced since stepping into a leadership role at Kataly is isolation….As a philanthropic leader, [convenings] have become spaces where I need to be mindful of th...
Setting Bold Strategy: Relevant Approaches to Strategy & Strategic Planningstore.nonprofitquarterly.org Please note: The purchase is for 12 months access. Live on June 6th, 2024: 3:00pm to 4:30pm Eastern *an email from Zoom will be sent as we get get closer to the live event. Click here for answers on F...
Pride Month - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org In honor of Pride Month, the NPQ team is sharing a collection of stories we’ve published to uplift LGBTQ+ voices and powerful contributions to history, society, and culture worldwide. Pride is celebra...
There Is Nothing Uncomplicated about Being a Black Woman Leader - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Black women are being promoted into leadership positions and then given the near-impossible task of fixing a broken culture or turning around an insolvent organization, all while incurring the added l...
How to Build Stories with Staying Power - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org The stories or narratives that bind movements for the long haul are those that come from the ground up and resonate with multiple generations of the communities impacted.
How LGBTQ+ Advocates and Groups Are Combating Book Bans - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Amid book bans across the South, LGBTQ+ advocates and groups are pushing back to ensure youth have access to banned books.
Women of Color Leaders: Shifting Power Dynamics within the Board–Executive Relationship - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org An upsetting number of women of color in leadership positions have, over the past two years alone been fired or forced out of their organizations, or “chosen” to leave, or are confronting tense-to-hos...
Racial Equity Backlash: The Response from Black Leaders & the Mandate for Actionstore.nonprofitquarterly.org Please note: The purchase is for 12 months access. Live on May 30th, 2024: 2:00pm to 3:00pm Eastern *an email from Zoom will be sent as we get get closer to the live event. Click here for answers on F...
From Incremental Change to Justice - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org Politics may be the “art of the possible.” But not all easy wins are worth claiming. Part of social justice work is making hard choices that keep movements on the path toward justice.
Mental Health Awareness Month - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterlynonprofitquarterly.org In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, NPQ is sharing a collection of stories we’ve published that highlight mental health issues and how nonprofits are addressing them. From exploring the many ex...