You Don’t Have to Give Up Your Steak
This article is the second in CPJ’s Ink & Impact series featuring young writers from across the country. In today’s political climate, often marked by cynicism and despair, CPJ’s annual […]
A Community Response to the Age of Uncertainty in Special Education
This article is the first in CPJ’s Ink & Impact series featuring young writers from across the country. In today’s political climate, often marked by cynicism and despair, CPJ’s annual […]
OMB’s Proposed Overhaul of Federal Grantmaking: What It Means for Faith-Based Organizations and Grantees
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) has proposed an expansive redesign of the federal grantmaking process, revisions the Trump administration believes will improve government-wide policies for grants, cooperative agreements, […]
A New Bill Revives a Familiar Question: How Should Government Treat Religious Organizations?
In March, Congressman Blake Moore introduced the Fair Treatment of Religious Organizations Act, legislation designed to protect religious organizations from losing their tax-exempt status or access to federal funding because […]
What Is Religious Higher Education For?
Companion Article: Three Things Religious Institutions Should Know About ED’s Proposed Higher Education Rule Many Americans can probably remember moments in high school when teachers or counselors encouraged students to […]