Commentary

New York City Hall
Real Talk: Clearing the backlog is only the beginning
One nonprofit ED whose organization was at the edge of the financial abyss reports that “funds have begun trickling in from the city.”
By JOHN MACINTOSH
NYN Opinion
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Making nonprofit work effortless, energizing and impactful
The unique convergence of our skills and passions results in the work we do extremely well - perhaps better than anyone else.
By BROOKE RICHIE-BABBAGE
NYN Opinion
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A nonprofit thought leader’s resolutions for a new year: To follow and to fail
The goal would be to become a more effective champion for New York City’s nonprofit sector.
By LISA PILAR COWAN
NYN Opinion
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Jail
Rikers Island – Where do we go from here?
A three-step approach can help move New York City forward on closing Rikers.
By JOANNE PAGE
NYN Opinion
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Family Enrichment Center in New York City
New York City's new family enrichment centers aim to prevent problems
Community members and parents will help define what they become.
By LORELEI VARGAS
NYN Opinion
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New York City Hall
This new report shows how bad New York City has been at contracts
But the report also says four ways to make things better.
By JOHN MACINTOSH
NYN Opinion
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Before deciding on a full merger, consider that a nonprofit collaboration can offer a less intensive solution.
Collaborations could work for your nonprofit
A merger is just one of several ways nonprofits can work together.
By WILLIAM MCANDREWS
NYN Opinion
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David DeParolesa, Give Lively CEO
Give Lively’s guiding principles for working with nonprofits
This fundraising technology iterates with nonprofits instead of at them.
By DAVID DEPAROLESA
NYN Opinion
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Gilbert Plaza presents at NYU Lutheran Hospital
Why I will march for disability rights in New York City
Advocate Gilbert Plaza will be participating in the 2018 NYC Disability Pride Parade
By GILBERT PLAZA
NYN Opinion
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Outreach programming in action
My nonprofit career in New York taught me to walk in two different worlds
This is what a career in substance abuse treatment meant, then and now.
By KATHLEEN RIDDLE
NYN Opinion
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