Black Women Are Redefining Wealth. Is Philanthropy Ready to Invest Differently?

If Black women are telling us that wealth includes time, health, belonging, safety, joy, and…

The Burnout Economy: Inside the Nonprofit Sector’s Structural Crisis

Burnout has become the operating condition of civil society.

The Culture of Repair Already Exists. It Just Wasn’t Funded

If we are serious about building a more equitable future, we must also confront what…

After Philanthropy Funds Community Ownership, What’s Next?

It’s time to ask what it takes to make community ownership last.

The Fiscal Case for Building Homes Near Jobs and Transit

Building more homes near jobs, transit, and existing infrastructure could help communities improve housing affordability…

Climate Philanthropy Doesn’t Have a Talent Problem, it Has an Access Problem

Young climate leaders are driving innovative solutions, but barriers to funding and philanthropy can keep…

Report: SNAP Benefits Vanishing Faster Than CT Officials Expected

Nearly 63,000 have lost food assistance in past year.

Voters Think Billionaires Earned Their Wealth Through Exploitation, Not Hard Work

As the rich get richer, the poor get poorer, and voters are recognizing how extreme…

Hartford Youth To Face Off In Citywide Culinary Championship

COMMUNITY & EDUCATION | Hartford Times Twenty young chefs from across Hartford will put their…

The First Black Woman To Lead The CDC Will Face An Uphill Battle In Restoring Trust

Experts say women and people of color are often tapped to lead during crises. Erica…