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4 weeks ago |
nonprofitquarterly.org | Jennifer Johnson |Aine Creedon
“True local leadership…involves decision-making power, resource control, and accountability residing within the community.”In the nonprofit sector, there is strength in numbers. Merging resources and talents often provides the most effective path forward, especially when tackling complex issues across borders. This has led many nonprofit leaders to partner with local organizations abroad to expand access to education, strengthen community health, and support economic resilience.
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1 month ago |
nonprofitquarterly.org | Jennifer Johnson
In the months since the administration of President Donald Trump issued executive orders targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), many organizations have made drastic changes—not because the law demands it, but because of fear, misinformation, and the implied threat of legal action. While the political climate has shifted, the legal landscape remains largely unchanged. Panic-driven rollbacks are premature, and they often do more harm than good.
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1 month ago |
nonprofitquarterly.org | Jennifer Johnson
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2 months ago |
nonprofitquarterly.org | Jennifer Johnson |Aine Creedon
On April 8, the Supreme Court issued a 7-2 decision in Office of Personnel Management v. American Federation of Government Employees to pause a lower court’s order to rehire fired federal workers. This case stemmed from the Donald Trump administration’s layoffs in February of over 24,000 probationary federal employees across multiple departments, under the guise of cutting government waste.
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2 months ago |
nonprofitquarterly.org | Jennifer Johnson
The Trump administration began fulfilling a key campaign promise immediately after taking power: the dismantling of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in the federal government and beyond. This action, taken largely through a slew of executive orders, have left nonprofit leaders confused about their options. And the language used in these executive orders raises concerns about legal risks for nonprofit organizations.
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My latest for @npquarterly addresses legal fears over #DEI. The more I talk to experts & those committed to diversity, equity & inclusion, the more I believe this administration will fail in its effort to erase DEI. #meritocracy #leadership #EOs https://t.co/9udTF5UAyv
I've been writing for @npquarterly since last fall and recently covered a critical #SupremeCourt decision that will affect nonprofits' abilities to be a check on the federal government. #nonprofits #workersrights #fightback https://t.co/WPUHnDJ1xh
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