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    Nine Characteristics of a Mission Statement

    BoardSource Jun 7, 2017

    A nonprofit’s mission statement communicates the purpose of the organization; it describes the social sector need that is being met and what the organization is doing to meet that need. A…

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    Reflections on Philanthropy in India and the Global Diaspora

    The Philanthropy Workshop Jun 7, 2017

    TPW members recently travelled to India and here are the reflections from one member of that trip: Traveling to India opened a new window into a vibrant and transforming country.…

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    Chart Your Strategic Roadmap for Philanthropy

    The Philanthropy Workshop Jun 7, 2017

    The Philanthropy Workshop’s core program is the known as the TPW Intensive Program. Based on two decades of experience, TPW guides you through every step of strategy formulation, from defining…

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    Board-Staff Interaction: How, and When, to Engage

    BoardSource Jun 7, 2017

    What’s Acceptable, What’s Not? You Ask, We Answer Anyone new to working at a nonprofit may find themselves wondering what his or her role is in relationship to the board…

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    Major Immigration Actions Taken by the Trump Administration in the First 100 Days

    Migration Policy Institute Jun 6, 2017

    During his first 100 days in office, President Trump and his administration have taken a sweeping set of actions on immigration, ranging from imposing a travel ban to cutting refugee…

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    Big Government Policies That Hurt the Poor and How to Address Them

    The Heritage Foundation Jun 5, 2017

    Expanding government is frequently seen as good for those in need. Limiting government is often portrayed as hurting them. The reality is that, in many cases, government policy can make it more…

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    Big Ideas for Job Creation

    The Annie E. Casey Foundation Jun 5, 2017

    The nation’s unemployment rate has turned stagnant, and it is unclear how to best address it. Traditional fiscal and monetary policies enacted by the government are not working as expected.…

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    Why We Should Invest in a Free Press

    TED Talks Jun 5, 2017

    A free press — papers, magazines, radio, TV, blogs — is the backbone of any true democracy (and a vital watchdog on business). Sasa Vucinic, a journalist from Belgrade, talks…

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    Protecting nonprofit nonpartisanship

    National Council of Nonprofits Jun 5, 2017

    For more than 60 years, an important provision in the federal tax code has successfully protected charitable nonprofits, religious congregations, and foundations from being hounded by politicians, political operatives, and…

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    The Shame of the Mortgage-Interest Deduction

    The Atlantic Jun 3, 2017

    It might be one of the most important policies in the U.S. economy, but the mortgage-interest deduction sounds esoteric to most people. Perhaps that’s because, for most people, it’s completely…

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    Who Owns U.S. Infrastructure – A report

    Cato Institute Jun 3, 2017

    Some people assume that the federal government plays the main role in infrastructure. But, by one measure, state and local governments and the private sector own 97 percent of the…

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    The Positive Privatization Narrative: Freedom, Opportunity, Enterprise

    American Enterprise Institute - AEI Jun 3, 2017

    Despite their negative perception, public-private partnerships can benefit American education. View related content: Education Private corporations are an important asset to 13,500 school districts that consider public-private partnerships a smart…

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