We have elected a new President of the United States – our President – who will represent our country — but who has shown he will not represent the beliefs and values that a majority of the country holds dear — though he will be held accountable to and by all Americans, including those who trusted him with their vote, about making their day-to-day lives better even as many lose their health care, receive fewer government services and benefits, have their family members and friends deported, fear the backlash of greater racial injustice and Islamaphobia, and suffer from the emergence of hatred and misogyny emboldened by his election to our highest office. The nonprofit sector will have much work to do and we’ll need to ensure the charitable giving laws are defended and enhanced with less public resources devoted to basic public goods. On this Veteran’s Day, we give thanks to all who have served this country. Have a listen Bob Dylan‘s Blowin’ in the Wind while perusing our curated nonprofit tweets of the week:

• Nonprofit Quarterly: Worried about the potential effects of last night’s election? Here’s four things nonprofits can do: http://hubs.ly/H057xmy0
• Slate: Don’t mourn over the election. Find a charity and help it now: http://slate.me/2eEgSrf
• Philantopic: Charities [For You] to Start Making Regular Donations to Now That We’re Living in Trump’s America Paper Magazine #charity
• Eric Liu: We don’t need fewer arguments. We need less stupid ones. My take on post-election reconciliation The Atlantic
• Gene: Grieve and Organize, Mourn and Move On – @SocentClinic “stop saying everything will be OK. For many … it will not.
• Timothy Sandoval: .@realDonaldTrump /Republican wins could have big financial implications for nonprofits https://shar.es/1Iee70 @Philanthropy @ByMeganONeil
• For Purpose Law: Controversial Overtime Rules May Be Halted
• The Atlantic: Ten questions about the Supreme Court in a Trump administration
• Sandi Matthews: Not-for-profits should consider mergers, partnerships, according to NY Times via NY Times
• Charles Keidan: .@edwarmi asks @FordFoundation some hard questions Open Democracy