One of our readers' favorite authors presents a new take on nonprofit lifecycles based on his research of high-performing organizations.

Organizational untruths are pervasive and corrosive, explains Belton. Truth telling is an essential practice that helps people thrive in their organizations while leading to increased individual and collective energy.

Inclusion and rigor around community needs can help nonprofits achieve more than the sum of their parts.

Some of us wish we were "post-racism," but the problem has often just gone underground—with alarming above-ground results.

We all understand how money works in the nonprofit sector: True or False? Find out for yourself, as Clara Miller once again takes us inside the strage and often contradictory world of nonprofit money.

The nonprofit sector has a love-hate relationship with founders. This article helps us look at founders and the situations they face more productively.

Regardless of whether it is driven by politesse or short sighted self interest, nonprofit leaders are demonstrating a lack of probity at a time when it is most needed.

How can we make board work more meaningful for serving members and more consequential for their organizations? The authors suggest that must of the current investment in addressing problems of performance might be better spent on examining issues related to better defining purpose.