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Since last spring, when she left the Gates Foundation, she’s written another book and announced a billion dollars in new funding — discovering creative ways to support women and inspiring more of them to give.

After Edward Blum’s complaint to the IRS about the Gates Foundation’s “illegal” scholarship program for students of color, the Seattle philanthropy giant said it would change the scholarship’s eligibility criteria to include all races.

Plus, what grant makers can do to help small businesses succeed (opinion); and young people plan to give more despite the election

Plus, A.I. is being used to send cash relief to hurricane victims; and Rep. Derek Kilmer will join the Rockefeller Foundation

An analysis of what words unite us — and divide us. Plus, learn how philanthropy and nonprofits go wrong with language.

Plus, IVF patients need more access and fewer lies (opinion); and nonprofit boosts health care in rural Burundi

Daniel Stid is executive director of Lyceum Labs, a start-up nonprofit dedicated to improving the quality of political leadership and party politics in the United States. The former director of the U.S. democracy program at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, he writes the blog the Art of Association.

Plus, how book circles are bringing donors closer to their nonprofits

Plus, how anonymous giving is changing fundraising, and $60 million goes to research drugs for rare diseases

Plus, why philanthropy should support small business (opinion), and GoFundMe targets Gen Z giving