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Boston-based nonprofit Citizen Schools has been transforming education at low-income schools since its founding 20 years ago.
Joining the ranks of other top medical schools in the United States, Harvard is implementing arts education initiatives, including drama, dance, and literature, to foster more empathetic and reflective medical professionals.
President Obama outlined measures that will be implemented to help formerly incarcerated individuals adjust to life outside prison.
The Wild Rogue Loop in Southern Oregon has reopened thanks to the work of the nonprofit Siskiyou Mountain Club to restore three overgrown sections this past summer.
Boston Chief of Arts & Culture discusses problems of the city’s theater scene and plans to address them.
Mindful Life Project heralds itself as the largest classroom mindfulness education initiative in the country, serving almost 7,000 students at 15 different schools in West Contra Costa County.
Foundations like Ford, MacArthur, and Rockefeller are shifting their giving to focus on progressive issues concerning social justice.
Boston Globe issued a list of 9 nonprofit leaders “obsessed with making Boston better.” The issues they tackle and support range from food and fitness to minority social entrepreneurship and k-12 education.
Construction for the first and only national museum celebrating American writers will soon begin on Michigan Avenue in Chicago.
Grant-making organizations of Western New York continue to thrive and expand- their combined assets make up $1.9 billion
Earlier this week, Congress nodded approval to #GivingTuesday by passing a bipartisan resolution affirming the benefits of charitable giving.
The Massachusetts’ Board of Higher Education unanimously approved a measure that will allow students with limited legal status to receive the John and Abigail Adams Scholarship.
Abilities United is taking a new approach to therapy for developmentally disabled adults, one that emphasizes personal responsibility in ordinary tasks.
Chicago native launches mobile app “uBack,” which allows its users to make immediate donations to their nonprofits of choice.
Rockefeller Foundation and The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History have partnered to bring the musical “Hamilton” to low-income students.
The Sacramento Native American Health Center has begun a $3.8 million expansion that will increase its operating space to 36,000 square feet.
Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success, has committed to launching free online planning tools and a new college application to students applying for the class of 2021.
New study show that retirees may be the true untapped resource for charitable fundraising.
Art With a Heart works to bring the arts to disadvantaged schools in Indianapolis that, due to budget cuts, are unable to support their own arts programs.
The MacArthur Foundation will soon pour $25 million into the nonprofit, ‘Collective Shift,’ to promote innovative digital learning for disadvantaged youth.