Our Blog
The Bailout and Greek Heritage: Is The Nation’s Past for Sale?
Late Wednesday night, Greece’s parliament passed austerity measures established by the recent bailout agreement. In response, sporadic violence flared up throughout Athens, alongside the more numerous peaceful protests decrying creditors’ imposition of further cuts in government spending. Despite the agreement, Greece’s passing of structural reforms,…
Read More
ISIS Destruction of Art Reminder of Nonprofits Mission
ISIS (also known as IS, or ISIL), has dominated headlines for over a year now. The ultra-radical militant group has occupied an astonishing amount of territory, stretching across northern Iraq and into into Syria, with outposts along the Euphrates. As Libya continues to slide into chaos,…
Read More
Philadelphia, the Democratic National Convention, and the Nonprofit Sector
On January 14, the Republican Party announced that its 2016 national convention will take place at the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. The Democratic Party has narrowed its field down to three contenders, including Columbus, New York City, and Philadelphia. The event is no…
Read More
Sendak Foundation Withholds Collection Bequeathed to Rosenbach Museum
The executors of Maurice Sendak’s will are at odds with the Rosenbach Museum and Library; the Sendak foundation has failed to hand over a multi-million dollar rare book collection the famous author reportedly gave to the Rosenbach. The museum has filed a lawsuit against the…
Read More