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February 15, 2022
Digital Humanities Leaders Working with Nonprofit Finance Fund Receive “Change Capital” from The Mellon Foundation
New York, NY– February 15, 2022 – Whose voices become part of our cultural record Five digital humanities nonprofits working to record and...
Blog
February 8, 2022
A Conversation with Zachary Kaplan of Rhizome
As technology continues to rapidly evolve, digital humanities organizations have been at the forefront of innovation in the humanities They use...
Zachary Kaplan

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February 7, 2022
Why Not Prosper
Rev Michelle’s vision for a path beyond prison
Commentary
January 13, 2022
Denver Nonprofits Get an Interest-Free Boost
Originally published in Next City , January 12, 2022 No-interest loans can help nonprofits stabilize, explore new revenue sources, and become more...
Blog
December 16, 2021
BMe, Rising Together: A “Fam” of Black Nonprofit Leaders
It should come as no surprise that the organization founded by Trabian Shorters – who coined the term Asset-Framing to describe people by their...
December 8, 2021
2022 Survey Equity Module
Statement of Purpose

Story
November 30, 2021
Dominican Women’s Development Center
“Thirty dollars and a dream”
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November 30, 2021
Tarsadia Foundation Backs Nonprofit Finance Fund’s Commitment to the Black Equity Collective (BEC)
BEC Community Leaders are Focused on Long-Term Financial Strength to Fuel Racial Equity Work New York, NY—November 30, 2021 – The Black...
Commentary
October 27, 2021
How to Fund Place-Based Partnerships, if We Want Them to Work
Originally published in Nonprofit Quarterly , October 27, 2021 During the early days of COVID in March 2020, members of Rocky Mountain Partnership, a...
Alexandra Chan, Elise Miller, Claire Knowlton
Blog
October 25, 2021
How to Choose a Lender for Your Charter School (Hint: It’s a Lot Like Being in a Relationship!)
A loan from a community development finance institution (CDFI) can finance a new facility, allow you to hire new staff, or ensure you have enough...
Dominique Fortune
Blog
September 29, 2021
What we can do with $450,000
It costs $450,000 per year to keep one woman jailed in New York City That startling statistic came up in a gathering of human services organizations...
Chris Lisée, Deirdre Flynn
Blog
September 15, 2021
Building a World Where Everyone Can Afford a Home
Like the woman it was named for, Florence Mills Apartments makes a striking impression On the corner of Central and Jefferson in south Los Angeles,...