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Candid Blog | Revisit recent Candid research on Black leadership in the social sector, including a comprehensive analysis of private philanthropy’s support of HBCUs.

When it comes to teaching students about climate activism, educators waver between empowering young citizens and courting controversy.

Through the decades, corporate boards have been mostly white and mostly male. That started changing in the early 1970s. Fueled by the historic gains of the Civil Rights Movement that…

We are closing in on one year since the release of ChatGPT4, an upgraded version of the first public generative AI large language model. Even though traditional AI has been…

A no-questions-asked, self-serve food pantry more than doubled its distribution rates between March 2020 and November 2021 compared to the same period in 2018-19. The University of Chicago Medicine’s Feed1st pantry…

Oregon lawmakers set aside money to help Indigenous language interpreters get certified.

Seph was a participant in our Voices of Change research project on Black women’s classroom experiences. We learned how a non-binary teacher negotiates …

Public spending on children—including the child tax credit—benefits kids and families in the immediate term and can have a long-term payoff for the federal government and society.

In this article, I’d like to share some foundational information about this type of charity and some of its nuances.

What prompted the idea for the course? The University of Tennessee is a natural fit for this course, with the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and all the learning opportunities…

Because trust-based philanthropy shouldn’t mean blind faith.

“Hometown associations,” also known as migrant clubs, are nonprofits formed by immigrants who are originally from the same place in their country of origin. They serve as channels through which…