Jessica Abrahams

USAID veteran David Bathrick leaves a profound legacy after his death at 84. His tireless advocacy created global networks and inspired countless development professionals working to end rural poverty.

INGOs — and the whole nonprofit sector — have been targeted by a raft of vague but threatening pronouncements from the White House. It’s creating a culture of fear, which has driven some into silence, but pushed others into the beginnings of a fightback.

Lessons from civil society groups dealing with authoritarian regimes around the world can help out U.S. nonprofits in 2026.

The world's richest man fell out of favour with the US president last year, but now appears to be rebuilding his influence

Jessica Abrahams Elon Musk appears to be back on the political scene after meeting Donald Trump this week, as experts warned that his ambition

Dozens have been killed in violent protests across the country with the Islamic regime at its most vulnerable point yet

List of Partners (vendors)

Comedian Olga Koch talks class, culture and how to deal with parasocial relationships

More and more funders are joining forces and pooling funding. Why are they doing it? What are the benefits? And what does it mean for the organizations they fund?

Left, Daisy Greenwell of Smartphone Free Childhood (photographed by Harry Hall); right, Margarita Panayiotou of Manchester University