Letters to the Editor: How Nixon's 'Southern strategy' morphed into today's MAGA base

What we get wrong about the Southern strategy

It took much longer — and went much further — than we think.

The reckoning may have finally come for MAGA governors. But at what cost?

Unnecessary deaths and hospitalizations will be their legacy.

Violence prevention strategies for emergency departments

Crafting a customized approach will help to better manage the unique challenges facing health care EDs.

Wait, These Urban Legends Are Based On A True Story?!

Three questions on tackling gender based violence

Women and girls must participate at all levels of decision-making in humanitarian action

When Green Infrastructure Is an Anti-Poverty Strategy

In Portland, inspiring stories of how resident leaders — mostly lower-income, non-English-speaking, stay-at-home mothers — push for change in their community.

Race-, gender-based bullying does more harm than normal bullying

When children are bullied because of their race, gender, religion or disability, it is more harmful than other instances of bullying, a new study said.

How to Use Local Business Partnerships to Grow Your Donor Base Affordably

How to Use Local Business Partnerships to Grow Your Donor Base While big grants and major donors shimmer like gold on the horizon, the reality for most small nonprofits is that sustaining revenue through large gifts is a mirage. Fortunately, there’s a solution: individual giving. And this solution is a reliable one. According to Giving

How to Retain and Grow Your Donor Base

On average, nonprofit organizations lose more than 60 percent of donors each year. If you’re too focused on chasing new donors, you’re missing the low-hanging fruit already within reach—your existing donors. As you embark on a new year, start by looking to retain and upgrade those who already invest in your organization. Engaging Current and

We Can Control Our Southern Border. So Why Don’t We?

It’s not a matter of resources. It’s a matter of will.

3 real emergencies at our southern border and how to fix them

A much greater contribution to America’s well-being will be achieved if politicians emerge with an agreement on a broader set of investments than a wall.

Foundations' Debt Strategy Charts New Ground, Raises Policy Questions

The decision by several major foundations to take on debt to finance an additional $1.7 billion in grants is a milestone moment in big philanthropy, but it is unlikely that a large number of foundations will follow the practice, experts say.

Why Random Acts of Kindness Are a Smart Strategy to Succeed as an Entrepreneur

It's the secret to renewing your health, energy, and soul as an entrepreneur.

MINI: A strategy for gaining an advantage?

I don't understand why a country counting the people in its borders would not want to know how many are citizens. Maybe it's so the liberal left states can count

Visualizing The Benefits Of Skills-Based Volunteering

Instead of sending employees to a soup kitchen, more and more companies are matching them with volunteer opportunities that makes use of their skills. It’s creating an exceptional amount of value.

Nonprofits Expand Your Digital Knowledge Base

Do you work at a nonprofit and wear a lot of hats? Managing several roles is tough, but here are some helpful tools to give you a digital knowledge base.

Does Your Strategic Plan Have a Financial Strategy

Topics of interest to Nonprofit Boards & Management - board development, board retreats, strategic planning, donating online, social media, more

Do fundraisers have privileged solutions and strategies?

They are taught best practices that cater to the privileged, says columnist Valerie Johnson, but they can change them.