In the Face of Conservative Populism, Darren Walker Gets It Right
To counter attacks from the Trump administration, philanthropy should adopt Walker’s pluralism playbook.
By William Schambra
Contributor
Conservatives Should Applaud — Not Fight — Efforts to Change Philanthropic Giving Rules
Rather than attacking proposals to overhaul donor-advised funds and other giving practices, conservative groups need to focus on the real culprit — the growing use of donor dollars to support political activities.
By Craig Kennedy and William Schambra
Vu Le: Speaking Truth to Power — Humorously
A blogger uses startling honesty and whip-smart humor to say things many nonprofit workers wish they could say.
The Man Who Named the ‘Independent Sector’: the Legacy of Richard Cornuelle
A key libertarian leader, Richard Cornuelle argued that conservatives needed to do more than show that government programs were too expensive or ineffective. They needed to provide strong alternative ways to care for the needy, writes a Chronicle columnist.
By William Schambra
Contributor