Sara Herschander

After the election, many leaders are balancing emotional support for rattled staff with practical preparations for funding cuts and policy changes.

Leaders are developing strategies to navigate what promises to be a tense post-election period, regardless of who wins.

The division the philanthropist helped shape at the Gates Foundation is pushing forward with ambitious plans for women’s health care and economic power.

Plus, join us tomorrow for a free forum on cybersecurity in the age of A.I.

The foundation’s decade-long Building Healthy Communities initiative set out to improve health in 14 California regions. It ended up redefining its approach to community change.

As tax-exempt organizations expand rapidly, lawmakers and experts debate policies that could reshape the charitable landscape — from small local nonprofits to multibillion-dollar institutions.

Where do the country’s charitable dollars really flow? A new collaborative report reveals a complex landscape of giving, with patterns shifting dramatically across time, geography, and donor types.

Generosity Commission concludes a three-year study with a roadmap to boost charitable giving and volunteering in the U.S.

More than one in five nonprofit workers in the United States is struggling to make ends meet, even as many dedicate their careers to helping others facing financial hardship, according to a new report released Tuesday.

Google.org’s artificial intelligence pivot echoes the $2 trillion company’s quest to become more A.I.-centric.

Since Title IX’s enactment in 1972, athletes, activists, and donors have steadily fueled a slow-burning revolution in women’s sports, culminating in today’s record-breaking viewership and participation.

More than two-thirds of nonprofits have already tried using artificial intelligence in their work, despite low comfort levels with the technology and concerns about data protection and bias, a new survey reveals.

Smaller organizations have made modest strides in pay equity for women since 2012, but the nonprofits with the deepest pockets have seen the gap expand.

With Rise East, longtime residents aim to write a new chapter for East Oakland, starting with $100 million.

The Brennan Center’s new Kohlberg Center on the U.S. Supreme Court will test whether judiciary reforms can rise above the political fray or just widen it.

For a moment, Benefits Data Trust was a golden child of the nonprofit tech world. How did it all go so wrong, so fast?

A new survey from Fast Forward categorizes four main ways nonprofits are using artificial intelligence.

Some progressive groups say donor response to their political statements about the Israel-Gaza War are leading to painful conversations about whether to tone down messaging to preserve needed revenue and avoid layoffs and program cuts.

Raffi Krikorian has built a robust tech team — including A.I. chatbots for nonprofits — at Emerson Collective, the philanthropy venture founded by Laurene Powell Jobs.

A record number of bills last year censored school curricula, targeted trans athletes, and weakened protections for LGBTQ people, but funding for those groups actually stagnated despite progress over the previous decade.