Recent reports regarding newly implemented tax policy and a changing generational landscape point to the growing uncertainty facing fundraising in the nonprofit sector. Compounding this uncertainty is the unfortunate ...

In 2014, the Social and Economic Policy Units (or research units) at the RAND Corporation went through centralization which created new job titles and new job descriptions for research administrators, allowed research units ...

Every year in the U.S. tens of millions of animals are used and killed in experiments to test industrial chemicals, drugs, pesticides, cosmetics, food additives, and many other products. However, using animals to understand ...

Informal caregivers provide essential care to the disabled, ill, aging, or injured, services that are valued over $470 billion annually in the United States. Research has shown that nearly half of these caregivers had no ...

New overtime regulations go into effect in December 2016. Implementing these new regulations will take intention and effort. U.S. PIRG has expressed particular concern about this implementation process and the impact the ...

This paper uses a comparative historical methodology to investigate how the language of pro-choice nonprofits compares to that of anti-choice nonprofits since the passage of Roe v. Wade in 1973. Four nonprofits serve as ...

This paper explores the need to develop pro-animal welfare behaviors in people to help improve the lives of animals. The routine of many equine care and barn management practices lends itself to habit formation. It encompasses ...