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The group is set to hire more attorneys, coordinate pro bono representation from major law firms and hold public trainings about the rights of LGBTQ+ people.

How to raise general operating support, bring in more gifts from donor-advised funds, and more tips. Plus, big words that foundations love but Americans don’t.

Plus, how to use artificial intelligence effectively and safely; and if you want to be a nonprofit leader, try fundraising first

The new administration will threaten and harass, writes our opinion author. Plus, a philanthropy leader’s journey toward racial healing.

New ideas about DEI, what young leaders want from their nonprofit careers, lessons about donor power, and more

Darryll K. Jones is a professor of law at Florida A&M University College of Law and co-editor of the Nonprofit Law Professor Blog.

Plus, MacKenzie Scott signals changes in her philanthropy

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When we launched The Commons in April, we promised to bring you stories of nonprofit leaders working to close divides. Three of those individuals stand out, because their work is born of a deeply personal experience, for good or for bad.

Before summer fades away, get caught up on these popular Chronicle articles on artificial intelligence, a new generation of megadonors, affirmative action’s effects on grant making, and more.