In its fourth annual report, Independent Sector partners with Edelman Data & Intelligence on their findings of Americans' trust in the nonprofit sector and philanthropies.
The Women's Foundation of Minnesota is "investing in rest", hoping to curb burnout and fund self-care for women of color in the Minnesota nonprofit sector.
The use of the H-2A Guest Worker program has grown significantly from its former incarnation as the Bracero Program, with new concerns about worker exploitation and safety.
Trends are just that, so nonprofits should consider their function and how a particular sector trend will affect their organization before taking the next steps.
A growing number of working age Americans are dealing with chronic illness, for those in leadership positions, disclosing illness at work can be a complex process.
Sabbaticals are typically associated with academia and have gained more traction over the last two decades in the for profit and nonprofit sectors as a means to fight burnout.
The Census Bureau's results from its 2020 decennial census provides information on the age structure of the nation as well as its racial and ethnic makeup.
A group of nonprofit advocates are organizing against the pitfalls of Artificial Intelligence and Big Tech's uptake of A.I. technologies in the new field of "A.I. safety."
The Urban Institute has published a report that examines and discusses how to strengthen what it defines as the support system that aids the social sector in growth.
In a bid to replace Twitter, Meta announced Threads earlier this month, a text-based social media platform that may be a substitute for nonprofits looking to quit Twitter.