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A Charity Lawyer’s Advice
The Lincoln Center's general counsel has written an overview guide on legal issues relevant to the administration of nonprofits.
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Problems by 'Accidental HR Managers’ Could Be Avoided, Book Says
Jan Masaoka, author of The Nonprofit's Guide to Human Resources offers tips on navigating tough personnel issues.
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How 'Nickel and Dime’ Giving Propelled Philanthropy
A new history focuses not just on giving by rich people but also on the influence of small donors.
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Girl Scout Leader Previews $1-Billion Drive in New Book
Kathy Cloninger, who is retiring this month as head of the Girl Scouts, offers lessons the organization has learned in its first century.
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Making the Case for 'Impact Investing’ as a Tool for Charities
Two nonprofit experts argue in a new book that the sharp distinction between money that is invested for financial returns and charitable gifts to solve social problems is...
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Charities Urged to Focus on Solving Problems, Not Building Images
Brian Reich, a public-relations expert, says in a new book that too many charities are so concerned with staying alive they forget to focus on whether they are making a...
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Charities Need an 'Editorial Mission,' Expert Urges
Instead of getting swept up in producing random blogs, infographics, and white papers, nonprofits should be sure all of their communications speak with a unified voice.
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Why Andrew Carnegie Still Matters
As the Carnegie Corporation of New York celebrates its 100th anniversary, the foundation's president examines its founder's legacy.
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Authors Offer Glimpse of the Nonprofit World’s Digital Future
The authors of The Future of Nonprofits: Innovate and Thrive in the Digital Age say charities must be willing to experiment.
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From a Tragedy, a Movement to Build Safe Play Spaces
Darrell Hammond's new book explains how he built the charity KaBoom and the challenges he faced as a young leader at a fast-growing organization.
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Cause Marketing Inspires Only Shopping, Say Scholars
A new book casts doubt on Product Red, an effort that has raised $170-million to fight AIDS in developing countries. The author say the effort emphasizes materialism and...
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How to Move the Boomers Into Jobs That Serve Society
Marc Freedman, founder of Civic Ventures, writes in a new book about the new possibilities for tapping the expertise and skills of people in their 60s and 70s.
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