Sunset at Fort Mason @ SOCAP15

The past week was highlighted by tragedies in Oregon and Afghanistan and passage of a historic law in California aimed at reducing racial profiling and the use of excessive force by law enforcement officers. Have a listen to Chuck Cannon‘s Money Don’t Matter while perusing our curated nonprofit tweets of the week:

• Women’s Media Center: President Obama @potus challenged the media to put gun violence into context. The media responded. http://bit.ly/1Oc7For via @Poynter
• Doctors Without Borders: “Bombing a fully functioning hospital can never be justified.” #MSF’s @jtcone1977 on @NewsHour earlier tonight. http://to.pbs.org/1M8c8nt
• Philanthropy: What nonprofits can do to gain the public’s trust: http://bit.ly/1KVRDMY
• C. Garber Siegrist: Public Day Review: Highlights of the State Charity Regulator 2015 NAAG/NASCO Annual Conference via @nonprofitlaw http://ow.ly/Tdglx
• Council of Nonprofits: What will IRS focus on re exempt orgs in 2016? Sounds like IRS will be using 990 data to prioritize examinations http://buff.ly/1ZkZ0VJ
• Marc Gunther: Promising: A “social impact” bond pays off for @GoldmanSachs and Utah children http://buff.ly/1MhzJGW
• Echoing Green: Impact Investing: What Do Emerging Social Entrepreneurs Really Need? http://onforb.es/1KW1geG @forbes @cheryldorsey
• Philantopic: World Bank Sees ‘Extreme’ #Poverty Falling Below 10 Percent http://ow.ly/T5NCd
• Alice Korngold: NEW post: “Rethinking the Board After #Volkswagen” http://huff.to/1Lot7aI #corpgov #ESG c @MSCI_Inc
• Mother Jones: A billionaire political donor sued Mother Jones. We won. Here’s what happened. http://mojo.ly/1jRzGq2