Articles
Protests, Potlucks, and Partnerships
In 2008, residents of Hill East in Washington D.C., were growing increasingly frustrated. Crimes committed by youth were rising, and neither the District police nor other officials were responding effectively. […]
Crossover and Collaboration: The Intersection Between the Juvenile Justice System and the Welfare System
As a child, Danny suffered through abuse and trauma. His family faced poverty that was severe enough to enter them into Virginia’s welfare system. In the instability and danger of […]
Navigating Federal Funding Uncertainty: What Faith-Based Organizations Should Know
For faith-based nonprofits engaged in education and human services, federal grants have long served as both a resource and a point of tension—expanding the reach of their ministries while often […]
At a Glance – SBA’s New Center for Faith
On July 14, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the launch of its new Center for Faith. Housed in the SBA’s Office of Economic Development, the Center for Faith […]
The Future of the Johnson Amendment
In 1995, the only instance of the Johnson Amendment—a provision in the U.S. tax code that prohibits 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, including churches, from endorsing or opposing political candidates—being enforced against […]