Transgender Individuals in North Carolina Allowed To Sue State Over Exclusions in Their Health Care Coverage

Transgender Individuals in North Carolina Allowed To Sue State Over Exclusions in Their Health Care Coverage – DiversityInc was first published on DiversityInc

In 2018, transgender individuals living in North Carolina, employed by the state, and enrolled in the state’s …

By Brian Good
Brian Good
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Are You A Match For The Development Department?

The pandemic is drawing closer to an end, and employers are back to hiring: Great news for jobseekers. However, you may have noticed, in your own job search, that nonprofits are using the word “development” more frequently than ever  – and …

By Kelli Karanovich and Marc Schultz
Kelli Karanovich and Marc Schultz
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Diversify Your Feed: 6 Indigenous Environmental Organizations You Should Follow

At Native Americans in Philanthropy, the majority of our work involves intersectional advocacy. Achieving an equitable and restorative future for Native communities and peoples requires addressing a multitude of interconnected issues.

For Indigenous communities, the conservation of the environment is deeply intertwined …

By NAP Staff
NAP Staff
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How Covid-19 is Changing the Way Nonprofits Fundraise [Interview]

There is not an industry that has not been affected by COVID-19, but one topic that hasn’t often been at the center of the discussion is the impact of the pandemic on the nonprofit sector.

One of those effects is …

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Looking Ahead | The Social-Impact Sector in 2050

What does the future hold for nonprofits? Though specifics are hard to predict, social-impact organizations will likely play important roles in the coming decades; Rockefeller Center president Judith Rodin believes nonprofits will be seen as “an essential component of a …

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Public Health Needs People With Diverse Skills and Backgrounds—Here Are 9 Careers to Consider

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, most people in the United States didn’t think very much about public health. But now that terms like “epidemiology” and “social distancing” have been added to everyone’s vocabulary list, you might be thinking more than ever …

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Fatphobia and Fat Activism in Social-Impact Spaces

Social-impact organizations are often considered leaders in anti-discrimination advocacy initiatives. But that doesn’t mean these organizations are free from discrimination themselves. Employees and beneficiaries alike have experienced fatphobia—fear or stigmatization of fat* people—in organizations otherwise committed to equity. 

Fatphobia can …

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3 Practical Degrees for the Post-Pandemic World

Although Covid-19 cases are rising again, thanks to the delta variant, the pandemic isn't going to last forever. With that said, things will never be the same. So what does this mean for your future?

If you're in school now or planning to …

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8 Great Jobs for Philosophy Majors (and Tips for How to Land One)

As someone with a philosophy degree, you’re probably sick of questions about why you chose that major or what job you’re going to get. And you’ve likely heard all of the super original jokes about philosophy giving you as many …

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10 Perfect Jobs for History Majors (That Aren’t Historian or Professor)

If you have an undergraduate degree in history, you might be surprised to discover just how many other professionals do too. Although the number of history majors is declining every year, more than a million people currently in the workforce

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