... the course of the pandemic, its ideas have been taken up in new realms, including the university, the nonprofit, the prison, and the courts. The current moment is ripe for taking stock of where the movement is right now, and where it is going. What does it look like to build toward abolition infrastructures...

... commitment ascribed to religious nonprofits. Advocates of government-subsidized religious social services frequently ped- dle these proposals as novelties associated with either the New Democrats or com- passionate conservatism. Critics, meanwhile, lambaste them as a unique breach in the wall...

... themselves as agents of social change. Copyright © 2021 by MARHO: The Radical Historians’ Organization, Inc. 2021 SAGE LGBT nonprofit aging gay and lesbian movement For six years in the early 2000s, I volunteered as a “friendly visitor” with SAGE: Advocacy and Services for LGBT Elders in New...

... in the Pacific Northwest responded to an unprecedented influx of white nationalist groups in the 1980s and 1990s by forming a network of ad hoc nonprofits and research teams. During our initial conversations, IYDTW explained that “the goal is for viewers to enter into the space and feel like they are part...

... liberationist crowd: “Though we oppose anti-homosexual policies by every appropriate means, we are not inflexibly anti-police or anti-establishment.” 23 GCA eschewed nonprofit status and service provision so it could focus on political campaigning, but it relied on the Metropolitan Community Church...

..., Sergio De La Torre was invited by San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) cura- tor Hou Hanru to work with community groups and nonprofit organizations in San Francisco on a project about the city. De La Torre was chosen to lead this project due to his background collaborating with activists...

... conservatism, closed large public institutions and moved services to the local level, where small nonprofit organizations contracted with state and federal governments to provide a limited substitute for formerly concentrated residential services. Many deinstitu- tionalized individuals took...

...., in Brooklyn, was a mother of two sons, one of whom was also HIV-positive. A strong advocate for the inclusion of children in clinical trials, Awadallah helped establish Iris House, a nonprofit organization for HIV-positive women of color and their children in East Harlem. 26 Fighting against the lack...

..., journalist, and professor of politics and philosophy at Rhodes University. Pithouse’s essay reprinted on the following pages first appeared on the website of The South African Civil Society Information Service (sacsis.org.za) on December 6, 2013. SACSIS is a nonprofit news agency distributing...

... around the world, and Ghana is no exception. While working with the Touch A Life Foundation, a nonprofit organization committed to rescuing and empowering trafficked children enslaved to work on Lake Volta, I glimpsed the real dangers of life without clean water. An estimated seven thousand...

... dialogues and advocacy work focused on women and human rights have primar- ily emphasized the contemporary tragic realms of sexual violence, armed conflict, and postconflict situations. These dialogues and campaigns — more common among legal, nonprofit, and activist organizations — have usually...

... by social service and homeless youth nonprofits. While today’s youth have access to a wider array of services, many nonetheless feel that they are deemed undesirable by those with political power, and policed as such, in ways that echo the Vanguard youth of the 1960s. Vanguard was created...

... they can look for help from the National Pet Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Fairfax County, Virginia, a mere frisbee toss away from the Arlington Cemetery. Last May the foundation launched a campaign to build a memorial and establish a national honor roll for pets...

... of a Freedom of Information (FOIA) request.” Instead, the new order allows the release of certain types of presidential papers only when the former and sitting pres- idents both agree. Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, has filed suit on behalf...

.... From 1978 until early 2011, Ben served as the sole caretaker for the collection until he established a nonprofit organization, the Sexual Minorities Educational Foundation, whose board of directors currently oversees the SMA. Though the SMA has been maintained by Radical History Review...

... bookstore managers under legal scrutiny. The California Attorney General's office is investigating whether the compensa- tion packages of those managers violate state laws that govern nonprofit organizations like the Stanford Bookstore, which is legal- ly independent of the university. General...

... to sell replicas of their monuments to an affiliated nonprofit foundation for $4,OOO, a healthy 135 per- cent markup. The foundation in turn promises to get wealthy and corporate donors to ante up $6,OOO to place each replica in schools and other public settings. But before you call your...

..., visual practices, fashion, and queer historiography. His essays have been published in various peer-­reviewed journals and edited volumes. Ben Power Alwin is founder and executive director of the Sexual Minorities Educational Foundation, Inc., a federal 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. He...

... and Bharosa Trust, two nonprofit groups that worked on HIV prevention in Uttar Pradesh, the largest state of India by population, were arrested on charges of “promoting homosexuality,” running a “sex racket,” and selling pornography. Even though these groups were working under NACO guidelines and were...

.... 1. The Feminist Press is a nonprofit, tax-exempt, educational and publishing organization (Box 334, Old Westbury, New York 11568). Since 1970, the Press has been engaged in educational change through publishing and projects. 2. Phyllis Arlow and Merle Froschl, 'Women in the High...