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Most moms say cash assistance offers more flexibility in buying groceries for their families than food distribution programs.

Florida called in the National Guard, and half of Georgia’s prison guard jobs sat empty in 2023. New data reveals a nationwide problem.

The Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Hartford is inviting community members to rethink their philanthropic approach and create a joyous journey of charitable giving with family and friends through Celebration…

Anyone who has worked in any type of homeless setting can tell you that. There are never enough funds, nor physical resources. There is never enough housing, or vouchers, or…

Scholar Rashad Shabazz explains how anti-Black bias is so central to American policing that even Black officers are influenced by it.

These profiles showcase the efforts and expertise of the land’s original stewards who are working, in one capacity or another, to address climate concerns.

Based on interviews with Black women and Black gender-expansive leaders across the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, the report from the …

Careit is connecting surplus food directly to nonprofits, helping to expand donation programs and slash food waste.

Every year, more and more companies seem to recognize Pride Month. But a recent analysis shows that LGBTQ+ workers expect more than this once-a-year acknowledgment from their employers. In fact,…

Less than half of Americans trust elected officials to act in the public’s interest. When voters want something done on an issue and their elected officials fail to act, they…

Six nonprofit lessons learned from a bad board experience. Have you ever started an organization you were passionate about, only to be held hostage to the whims and emotional baggage of the board president?

Yesterday, CEP’s YouthTruth Initiative released a new report, Making Sense of Learning Math: Insights from the Student Experience. This report is the culmination of a 15-month project, the Math Learning and…