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What the Supreme Court’s Standing Ruling Means for Nonprofit Litigation - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
A recent Supreme Court ruling didn’t just reject a lawsuit—it redrew the map for how nonprofits can challenge actions of the federal government, making a major statement about who is allowed to bring such cases to court.
Nonprofits Fight Back: Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s Anti-Equity Orders - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
A new lawsuit filed by Lambda Legal on behalf of advocacy nonprofits challenges three of Donald Trump’s anti-equity executive orders, arguing they violate free speech, due process, and civil rights protections, while endangering critical services for marginalized communities.
Why Harvard’s Decision Not to Comply with the Federal Government Matters - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Harvard University recently lost $2.2 billion in federal funding for refusing to accept unreasonable demands from the Trump administration. In doing so, the university set an example of how not to comply.
Providence Nonprofits Reeling from Funding Cuts and Threats (And, Organizations—What You Can Do!) - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Federal funding cuts leave the nonprofit sector in Rhode Island—which employs approximately 17 percent of the state’s workforce—desperately searching for alternatives. How will they fill the void?
Taxes, Race, and Justice: Confronting “Quiet Violence” Against Black Americans - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
While the nation’s tax system may seem to be race-neutral, this is not actually the case. Black Americans disproportionately experience the economic violence of an unequal tax system. This must change.
Overcoming Fear and Seeking Solidarity: How We Must Defend Our Communities - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
In social change work, we don’t always get to choose our battles. When my nonprofit recently faced the opportunity to fight back, it was important to overcome our fears and defend the community we serve.
How the Trump Administration Is Undermining Civil Rights Law—and How Nonprofits Can Fight Back - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
As civil rights protections are increasingly undermined, nonprofits are confronting a difficult question: How do they remain faithful to their missions when the legal system designed to protect their work is being turned against them?
Women Aren’t Bad at Taking Risks—The System Is Just Rigged - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Women typically invest less than men. It’s not that they are unwilling—the problem lies in how investing has been portrayed. For too long, it’s been framed as a high-stakes game requiring bold, aggressive risk-taking. But that narrative is misleading.
Is the New Political Order Undoing Decades of Healthcare Progress? - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
The United States stands at a political crossroads as recent policy changes threaten to unravel decades of progress toward healthcare equity and accessibility. Are current political shifts merely the latest iteration of a familiar cycle, or do they represent a deeper erosion of foundational healthcare infrastructure?
“How Do We Break Out of Pity?”: Reframing Children as Philanthropic Citizens - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
Philanthropy education must shift from pity to solidarity, empowering children as active participants in their communities. Programs like The Giving Square foster empathy, agency, and real-world problem-solving in young people.
Unite in Advance: Philanthropy Coalition Launches Solidarity Campaign - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
We’re announcing a public sign-on statement to support philanthropy’s freedom to give. We are united to protect our freedom to express ourselves, to give, and to invest in our communities. Join us by signing the statement.