By Michael Arria | March 22, 2024 | Mondoweiss Ceasefire resolutions are building solidarity and organizing power across the United States. It highlights the ceasefire tracker developed by Building Movement […]
By Ahmad Abuznaid, Deepa Iyer and Darakshan Raja | March 21, 2024 | Nonprofit Quarterly In Nonprofit Quarterly, Ahmad Abuznaid, Darakshan Raja and BMP’s Deepa Iyer share recommendations to strengthen […]
by Cyndi Suarez | Nonprofit Quarterly | March 26, 2024 This article summarizes two reports from the Building Movement Project (BMP) on leadership in the nonprofit sector:Â The Push and Pull: […]
by Sean Thomas-Breitfeld and Frances Kunreuther | Candid. | March 11, 2024 Thank you, Candid, for highlighting BMP’s recent report – The Push and Pull: Declining Interest in Nonprofit Leadership. […]
The latest report in the Movement Infrastructure series, Reckoning with Sustainability: Black Leaders Reflect on 2020, the Funding Cliff, and Organizing Infrastructure captures insights and wisdom from more than 50 […]
by Sean Thomas-Breitfeld and Frances Kunreuther | The Chronicle of Philanthropy | January 26, 2024 In this opinion piece by BMP’s Co-Executive Directors, Sean and Frances, they explore our latest […]
BMP surveyed leaders in the nonprofit sector to find out what they needed to maintain and build their organizational infrastructure in order to fulfill their mission. The survey explored challenges that organizations face in achieving their mission by first asking respondents about four overarching domains that are key to maintaining and building nonprofits: 1) Operations, Communications, and Development, 2) Staff Wellness and Development, 3) Strategy and Evaluation, and 4) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
The Building Movement Project has released Trading Glass Ceilings for Glass Cliffs: A Race to Lead Report on Nonprofit Executives of Color. This new report focuses on the experiences and challenges […]
Written by Catherine Foley (Communications, Programs, and Operations Associate) Next Monday, October 11th marks Indigenous Peoples’ Day, which commemorates, honors, and celebrates the history and culture of Native American peoples. […]
