Nina Jankowicz has rejoined the fight against online disinformation heading a new nonprofit to combat organized efforts to undermine research into its sources.
Forbes Nonprofit Council shares suggestions on handling polarized environments while continuing to advance the organization's mission and values.
When major news events happen nonprofits can be faced with the challenge of responding to issues that are potentially divisive or inflammatory to the organizational culture.
Content creation for nonprofits can be difficult with a clear lack of entertaining photos to post, reposting old content in these cases might work in your organizations favor.
Co-director of Big Duck Farra Trompeter speaks with the co-editors of Collecting Courage: Joy, Pain, Freedom, about how to nudge staff toward more candid communication.
Millions of Conversations has created a guidebook to help people navigate polarizing conversations through deeper understanding and shared humanity.
In response to companies, corporate leaders, and financial markets' calls to consider ESG goals, strong opposition exists in the form of a counter movement led by the right.
Co-director of Big Duck, Farra Trompeter talks with the president of Think Beyond Public Relations, Jennifer R. Hudson about how nonprofits can develop more engaging messages.
AI's pervasiveness in people's everyday lives and its effects means that organizations need to take into consideration the responsible use and application of AI.
Senior Advisor Kerry Thompson at the Disability Rights Fund and the Disability Rights Advocacy Fund shares the importance of integrating accessibility in communications.