How Limited Equity Co-ops Can Sustain Affordable Homeownership
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by Kate Elias
6h ago
The limited equity housing cooperative offers a valuable tool to facilitate home ownership for people of modest means. It should be used much more broadly ..read more
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What San Antonio Can Learn from Its German Sister City amid a Rise in Migration
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by Aine Creedon
6h ago
As places like San Antonio, TX, and its German sister city of Darmstadt face immigration-related challenges, they could benefit by learning from their counterparts ..read more
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Can Labor Save Higher Education as a Public Good?
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by Steve Dubb
6h ago
In a world where higher education’s public value is increasingly under attack, a coalition of labor unions has arisen to call higher education back to its public mission ..read more
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Can Compassionate Lending Bridge the Racial Wealth Divide?
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by Aine Creedon
13h ago
What is compassionate lending? It’s an approach that combines low or no-cost loans backed by a CDFI and community partners to address racial divides in capital access ..read more
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Ask Rhea
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by Aine Creedon
1d ago
Introducing NPQ’s new fundraising advice column, Ask Rhea ..read more
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A New Framework for Governance Duties: Loving Accountability and Abundant Resourcing
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by Coty Poynter
1d ago
This final installment in a three-part series by Ananda Valenzuela offers a roadmap to a more liberatory board, starting with redefining board responsibilities to focus on loving accountability and abundant resourcing ..read more
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Cultivating a Liberatory Board
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by Aine Creedon
1d ago
Many nonprofit boards and staff operate within rigid power structures that don’t serve them. Through collaboration, accountability, and power-sharing, a more liberatory board is possible. This is the second part in a three-part series by Ananda Valenzuela on how to build better nonprofit boards ..read more
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How the Wealthy Took Control of Nonprofits
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by Aine Creedon
1d ago
Today’s nonprofit boards evolved from 16th-century British laws favoring the wealthy, and haven’t changed much since. This is the first article in a three-part series by Ananda Valenzuela on building better nonprofit boards ..read more
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COVID, Nursing Homes, and Death: A Conversation with Margaret Morganroth Gullette
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by Steve Dubb
2d ago
In her latest book, American Eldercide, Margaret Morganroth Gullette lays out why hundreds of thousands of nursing home residents died from COVID-19 and what to do about it ..read more
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How Americans Learned to Accept That “the Old” Would Die
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by Kate Elias
2d ago
Nursing home understaffing had been a chronic issue long before COVID-19. In the pandemic, malign neglect took on a more deadly dimension ..read more
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