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    Round Table Discussion on the Role of Grantmakers

    PEAK Jun 22, 2021

    We recently asked Rebecca Van Sickle, manager of 1892 consulting and PEAK’s 25th Anniversary Committee co-chair, to lead a roundtable with four PEAK members to explore how they each discovered…

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    Addressing Inaccessibility of Affordable Homeownership for Black Families

    Urban Institute Jun 22, 2021

    In new research conducted in partnership with local housing and economic development partners, including the Alliance, the Family Housing Fund, and the Center for Economic Inclusion, we investigated how homeownership…

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    Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccination Gender Gap

    FiveThirtyEight Jun 22, 2021

    For months, local, state and federal officials have been consumed with how to persuade Americans who are wary of the COVID-19 vaccine to get the shot anyway. The conversation has…

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    My City Became the Epicenter of Racial Reckoning. Here are Three Values To Help Us Move Forward.

    Minneapolis Foundation Jun 22, 2021

    A little over a year ago, Minnesota was catapulted onto the global stage as we all witnessed the murder of George Floyd at the hands of police. The immediate outcry…

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    Theatre Nonprofits and Social Justice: A New Way Forward

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jun 22, 2021

    After eighteen months of the most tumultuous time in Company One Theatre’s 21-year history as a social justice and arts organization, we have learned that the idealized nonprofit arts business…

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    The Gas Tax’s Tortured History Shows How Hard It Is to Fund New Infrastructure

    The Conversation Jun 22, 2021

    As the Biden administration and Republicans negotiate a possible infrastructure spending package, how to pay for it has been a key sticking point. President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress…

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    Using Network Analysis to Improve Economic Mobility

    Brookings Institute Jun 22, 2021

    The U.S. economy faces a mobility crisis. After decades of rising inequality, stagnating wages, and a shrinking middle class, many American workers find it harder and harder to get ahead.…

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    Resilient Trends From the COVID Era That Philanthropy Can (and Should) Maintain

    Exponent Philanthropy Jun 22, 2021

    COVID has impacted every person, community, and organization across the globe. Today, together, the world is grappling to find a new balance between the challenges and loss COVID has brought…

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    Lessons from Civic Action Teams on Building Accountability through Feedback

    FeedbackLabs

    The Accountability Lab is making governance work efficiently for the public by supporting active citizens, responsible leaders, and accountable institutions. There have been various approaches around the world to build…

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    Investing in Racial Justice By Using Data to Fight Institutional Racism

    LinkedIn

    The last month has made a lot of us reflect on what we have and have not done to fight racism in America. What I’ve realized is that while our…

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    Students Ready for Complex Civic Conversations

    Education Dive

    “As a 14-year-old young lady, I feel as though it is my civic duty to make you aware of this issue that is oppressing people in my age bracket, and…

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    Nonprofit Using GPS Tracker to Save Rhinos

    Fast Company

    In a sprawling wildlife preserve in Zimbabwe larger than Grand Canyon National Park, some of the rhinos roaming the park have sensors embedded in their horns. Three times a day,…

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