Economic Opportunity

Hunger is not only a litmus test for our systemic response systems—but the very soul of our nation.

Rebates for electric bikes in California have been successful but can leave out people who most need an alternative to private vehicles and public transit.

“A robust Commonsverse already exists, poised to liberate us from a market/state system that otherwise limits the scope of possible change.”…

The ways funders and impact investors think about money often reinforces inequality, even when they seek to reduce it. Here are some ways to get out of this vicious circle.

Republican reconciliation bill cuts to social programs will prevent money from circulating among local businesses and damage regional economies.

SNAP-Ed funds nutrition education, and anti-obesity initiatives, reaching more than 2 million New Yorkers last year. Under Trump’s new legislation, it will end on Sept. 30.

Documented, an immigrant-facing nonprofit newsroom, shares the creative and innovative ways they’ve gone about reaching underserved communities.

The Girl Up Initiative Uganda is breaking down gender stereotypes for women by building safe spaces where young girls can learn life skills and build the confidence to take control over their futures.

Even as overall dollars raised by nonprofits increased last year, the number of donors giving dropped for the fourth year in a row.

The directive comes after a court rescinded undocumented students’ eligibility for in-state tuition.

Ever notice how college rankings get a little repetitive? A new Carnegie Classification is upending the typical methodology by rating schools on how …

The average cost of child care for a baby exceeds in-state college tuition in 41 states. For families with two kids in child care, it’s more than a mortgage or rent in most states.