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Drew Lindsay

Senior Editor, Special Projects

Drew is a longtime magazine writer and editor who joined the Chronicle of Philanthropy in 2014. He previously worked at Washingtonian magazine and was a principal editor for Teacher and MHQ, which were both selected as finalists for a National Magazine Award for general excellence. In 2005. he was one of 18 journalists selected for a yearlong Knight-Wallace Fellowship at the University of Michigan.

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Alarmed by Trend Among the Young to Think Guns Mean Safety, Nonprofit Turns to TikTok Stars

After years of policy research at the Joyce Foundation, Nina Vinik has started a nonprofit that aims to address young Americans’ embrace of gun ownership as protection.

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Audacious Goals: Meet a Leader Who Turned a Nonprofit Start-Up Into a Quarter-Century Success

When Argelia Rodriguez took the helm of the District of Columbia College Access Program, she was charged with doubling the number of D.C. public school students who go to college. She leaves her job later this year, secure that her mission is accomplished.

You Say the Arts Don’t Matter? A 10-Year, $150 Million Venture Set Out to Prove You Wrong

ArtPlace America, funded by some of the country’s largest grant makers, argued that arts and culture are community builders and not just some esoteric good.

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How One Organization Built a Job ‘Architecture’ to Reach Pay Equity

The new restructuring already provides clarity and data-driven consistency for position titles and salaries; pay decisions in hiring and promotions are made faster and with less fuss.

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How an Artist Translated Science and Tragedy to Help a Town Fight Toxic Pollution

Federal officials committed to a $20 million remediation of contaminated groundwater in Ashland, Mass., after an experiential art project illustrated what lay beneath homes and businesses.

Once Left Out of the Ford Foundation’s Strategy, Disability Rights Gets Its Own Program

Once Left Out of the Ford Foundation’s Strategy, Disability Rights Gets Its Own Program

In 2015, the foundation had a very public reckoning with its failure to consider disability as it overhauled its grant making to focus solely on inequality.

In a New Book, Young Faith Leader Preaches ‘Radical Hope’ for Social-Change Movements

In a New Book, Young Faith Leader Preaches ‘Radical Hope’ for Social-Change Movements

“Healing the healers” — those campaigning for justice in all walks of life — is the mission of the Rev. Jennifer Bailey, founder of Faith Matters Network.

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Tex. Nonprofit Tackles Lack of Board Diversity in One of America’s Most Diverse Cities

Mando Rayo’s New Philanthropists is building a pipeline of people of color.

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An Unorthodox View of Equity From a Black Pastor Fighting Poverty and Violence on Chicago’s South Side

Pastor Corey Brooks, founder of Project H.O.O.D. in one of Chicago’s toughest neighborhood, focuses his work on accountability and responsibility. Plus, read the rest of the profiles from our October issue spotlighting people who are <a href="https://staging.philanthropy.com/package/toward-a-more-just-nonprofit-world">driving conversations about equity</a>.

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Prospect Research Helps Fundraisers Examine Their Work for Bias

Santa Clara University’s Sharise Harrison hunts bias in advancement records and works to capture the full identities of potential donors. Plus, see all 15 profiles in our report on <a href="https://staging.philanthropy.com/package/toward-a-more-just-nonprofit-world">people driving the conversation on equity</a>.