Defense, Not ‘Defeat,’ Is the Best Way to Survive Trump’s Attacks
The nonprofits featured in a recent article need to stop acting shocked and start getting to work.
Trump Order Would Deny Student Loan Relief to Nonprofit Workers Engaged in ‘Improper’ Activity
The action, which could target those working in immigration and other areas, drew quick backlash, and is almost certain to face legal challenges.
By Collin Binkley
Contributor
Readers React to Article About Trump’s DEI Investigations and Foundations
Data-driven analysis draws criticism and praise.
A Chronicle columnist responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.
A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.
‘Your Eager Assistance Will Not Protect You’
A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.
A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.
‘Putting Our Colleagues in Harm’s Way’
A reader responds to our story about foundations and President Trump’s January executive order instructing federal agencies to investigate diversity, equity, and inclusion in the private sector.
For Nonprofits, Trump’s Cuts Echo Reagan Era, but With Striking Differences
Philanthropy experts see Trump’s approach to the nonprofit sector as unprecedented for its lack of plan and philosophy as well as sweeping and questionably legal implementation.
By Sara Herschander
Contributor
In Response to USAID Cuts, Deploy Women-Led Charitable SWAT Teams
A recent op-ed was right that there’s no replacing government aid — but this solution can help.
Emergency Fundraisers Offer a Lifeline to Groups Who Have Lost Foreign Aid
As the U.S. funding freeze cascades through the international-development ecosystem, nonprofits are fundraising to help organizations struggling with the cuts.
By Thalia Beaty
Associated Press
To Fight DEI Rollbacks, Universities Should Break Free of Government Funding
For inspiration, they should consider the successful example of Hillsdale College, which cut the federal funding cord four decades ago.
By Craig Kennedy
Contributor
Refugees and Their Sponsors Feel Stuck After Halt to Programs Letting Communities Resettle Newcomers
Public-private partnerships where nonprofits organized citizens to sponsor refugees are now in limbo.
By James Pollard
Philanthropy Reporter, Associated Press
Amid USAID Cuts, a Ukrainian Aid Worker’s Plea to Philanthropy: ‘Stand With Us’
On the third anniversary of the Russian invasion, Ukrainian nonprofits are facing yet another test of endurance.
By Anna Pantiukhova
Contributor
What Sway Does the Nonprofit Lobby Have in Trump 2.0?
The future of nonprofits is likely to be determined by Congress, not the judiciary. But can nonprofits effectively lobby conservative lawmakers about their worth?
By Alex Daniels
Senior Editor, Foundations
As USAID Is Gutted, Here’s How Philanthropy Can Stop Panicking and Start Helping
In a post-aid world, philanthropy can be a potent bulwark against authoritarianism and a powerful voice for human rights around the world.
By Kellea Miller
Contributor