Entrenched gender norms have, and continue to prevent men from seeking mental health support, resulting in poor coping mechanisms and negative outcomes.
The recent uptick in trust-based giving of flexible and unrestricted funds to nonprofit organizations has not translated to addressing staffing concerns.
The Giving USA Annual report found that 2022 saw a steep drop in contributions of 10.5 percent after inflation, making it one of the worst in philanthropy history.
The Building Movement Project reflects on its findings from a recent report, reinforced by several other reports on social sector infrastructure.
Leadership transitions and executive searches in the nonprofit sector can be a difficult process to navigate, often replicating inequitable practices.
The Trevor Project has created a helpful resource for understanding gender identity, intersexuality, and transgender and nonbinary identities.
Philanthropic support for the LGBTQ+ community has so far been unavailing, with the recent barrage of anti-trans legislation, substantial investment is crucial.
Juneteenth, the newest federal holiday which celebrates the end of slavery, has been observed in some states as early as the 1990s.
This week the Atlanta City Council voted against about 98 percent of commenters to spend up to $50 million to build the privately operated law enforcement training facility.