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Jenesse Center’s New Facility Aims to End Domestic Violence in its Community and Beyond

A group of women in purple graduation gowns joyfully celebrate outdoors, holding certificates and throwing their caps in the air. They stand in front of a pink "Jenesse Center, Inc." banner and purple balloons.

Transitioning families from crisis to self-sufficiency.

Lived Experience, Nonprofit Expertise

Where We Go From Here Video Series

How One Nonprofit Shifted Its Culture to Invest in Change and Opportunity

“We’ve been addressing the needs of LA for many years now and we have some very seasoned directors that have been here 25-30 years, so I feel very fortunate to be part of this organization,” said Dean Nakanishi, CEO of Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP). AADAP was created in 1972 to serve as a &hellip

Innovative Space for Asian American Christianity

Mentoring the next generation of women of color faith leaders

Videos: What We Learned From the 2022 State of the Nonprofit Sector Survey

The 2022 State of the Nonprofit Sector Survey revealed that nonprofits are adapting to new realities as they serve communities across the United States. It found that while many nonprofits are in a strong financial position, fears remain over challenges like achieving long-term financial sustainability, covering the full costs of their operations, and raising unrestricted &hellip

A Conversation with Sandra Phoenix and Tina Rollins about HBCU Library Alliance

As technology continues to rapidly evolve, digital humanities organizations have been at the forefront of innovation in humanities. They use technology to improve education and scholarship. And they find new ways to preserve stories, voices, and digital creations. In June 2020, NFF kicked off a project to support a cohort of digital humanities organizations by &hellip