NPQ Newswire:
Historic Women’s Shelter Ousted by a Corporation and Gentrification
The Anna Louise Inn has served as a women’s shelter in downtown Cincinnati for more than a century. But after a two-year court fight, it’s being forced to sell to a corporate entity intent upon gentrifying the neighborhood.
Deception Charged as Pro-Life Group Sets Up Shop Next to Abortion Provider
Despite their similar names, Women’s Health Center and Woman’s Choice Pregnancy Resource Center are on opposite sides of the battle for reproductive rights.
A Nonprofit Executive Transition with Public Drama
Executive transitions can be difficult and even more difficult when a strong-minded, longtime leader is leaving. This one in Pennsylvania has gotten a little dicey, public and unfortunate, at least in terms of perceptions.
Crowdfunding Unconditional Cash Transfers to Individuals as International Aid
What would happen if money for aid were not filtered through NGOs, but given to poor people directly?
What United Way Wants to Be When It Grows Up
Nonprofit Quarterly welcomes your opinions on the change in focus of the United Way as it moves from an intermediary of funds to something quite different.

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