This story was originally published by Mother Jones and can be read here. Last year, on Labor Day weekend, an immigration attorney named Cooper Richardson spent her Saturday calling the Phoenix-area ...

“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: ...

Girls are Full of Power: Dreaming Expands Possibility, Worldbuilding Brings it to Life, is a year-long series that explores dreaming and worldbuilding—grounded in the praxis of girls and young ...

As California prepares to observe Transgender History Month this August, still a recognition unique to this state, and the nation marks its 250th anniversary, we asked local LGBTQIA+ leaders, ...

The Myth of Heroic Leadership interrogates the nonprofit sector’s reliance on “heroic” executive leadership as a structural failure disguised as virtue. It challenges the deeply embedded belief that ...

This article was updated on August 5, 2026. The decade-long battle to abolish mandatory 24-hour shifts for New York City’s home care workers—most of whom are immigrant women of color—has reached a ...

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 ...

The need for America to build quickly and at scale has become a lively debate amongst pundits and policymakers alike, feeding the so-called “abundance” debate argument that decades of regulation and ...

Social scientists in the United States have long wrestled with a fundamental problem: Most of the research about human behavior that they are taught has been conducted on Western, Educated, ...

This story was originally reported by Marissa Martinez of The 19th. Meet Marissa and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. This week, the Senate will take up the SAVE America ...

The nonprofit sector hasn’t had a “normal” year in a long time. The systemic challenges of the recent past have been constant and existential: political upheaval, attacks on organizations and ...