Nonprofits
The Surprising Truth Behind Beneficiary Feedback
New research suggests that the feedback of nonprofit clients is less biased than many think.
New research suggests that the feedback of nonprofit clients is less biased than many think.
In London, the YMCA is combining prefab construction with stylish design to create a new kind of affordable home.
Thanks to ROC USA, residents of mobile home parks can gain a real stake in the places where they live.
Planners must shift their attention to the informal economy that is the invisible engine of true urban greatness.
The author of Cracking the Network Code discusses the important role of networks in scaling up solutions.
After a disaster, donors to relief funds pay more attention to the death toll than to the needs of survivors.
By bringing people together and by pooling resources, the Housing Partnership network expands the range of affordable places to live.
A conversation with philanthropist Connie Duckworth, founder of ARZU Studio Hope.
Social investments in France have achieved a very high level of development and represent models that can—and should—be replicated abroad.
There may not be one resolution to wicked problems and nonprofits can’t—and shouldn’t—do it all.