When funders insist on certain categories of evidence, they are not simply asking organizations to count things. They are determining what—and whose voice—counts.

The future of work, once imagined as a gradual evolution, now appears to be accelerating. Whether this transformation leads to widespread unemployment or to new opportunities will depend largely on ...

On June 12, 2026, multiple legal aid organizations that assist unaccompanied migrant children were visited by agents from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and the US Department of Health and ...

If we are prepared and play our cards right, we may have a window of opportunity to build new election systems that reflect Americans’ choices.

‘Whose Movement Is It?‘, a series co-produced by NPQ and the Environmental Justice Oral History Project, is a call to action for those at the forefront of environmental justice decision-making, ...

Across the country, conversations are growing about what a healthy democracy requires and how to build it. Is it through elections or protests? Is it town halls? Co-governance argues that the real ...

“Nonprofits and NGOs are adopting (generative) artificial intelligence technologies faster than they’re designing governance and training for their teams.” Thus begins the 2026 State of Nonprofit AI: ...

To learn more about how the authors mapped racial wealth gap in Minnesota, read the companion article that broadly show how to conduct the mapping. In Garrison Keillor’s fictional Lake Wobegon, “all ...

The fireworks are over, but the America 250 pageantry runs through December. This summer, somewhere in the middle of the spectacle, my son and I talked about what exactly people were celebrating. I ...

Generation Citizen opens with a call to reimagine democracy by recognizing youth voice and civic imagination as essential civic infrastructure and makes the case for why expanding youth access to ...

How nonprofits talk about the communities they serve shapes more than messaging. Their language affects trust, public perception, and how those communities are treated by the media, politicians, and ...

When Maya Chen joined a Chicago based immigration legal services organization in 2021, she arrived with two languages, a paralegal certificate, and a conviction that her work would matter. Three years ...