This week was notable for the 12th anniversary of 9/11 and increasing uncertainty about how to address Syria. Listen to Alan Jackson's Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning) while you peruse this week's tweets:
- AAPIP: How philanthropy responds post September 11: The Impact of a Funder Collaborative http://ow.ly/oMWZz
- Center for Effective Philanthropy: New CEP research report out today! "Nonprofit Challenges: What Foundations Can Do"
- Sustainable Law Group: IRS chief will testify on the Hill regarding improvements in Exempt Orgs division next week – The Hill
- Gene: Creating a Common Language for Cross-sector Collaboration – Stanford Social Innovation Review
- Nonprofit Quarterly: This isn’t just about Obamacare. It's an attack on the ability of nonprofits to carry out federal grant plans http://ow.ly/oDxLh
- Alliance for Justice Bolder Advocacy: Our pres Nan Aron in The Chronicle of Philanthropy: Curbs on Social-Welfare Groups Would Rob Citizens of a Voice http://shar.es/itlXC
- Gene: California Bill Would Target Tax-Exempt Status of Boy Scouts – WSJ Blogs
- Philanthropy: IRS Tests Interactive Charity Application Form: http://ow.ly/oOig9
- McKinsey on Society: Global philanthropy is a fast-changing field. Explore this new McKinsey on Society Voices volume about How We Give http://ow.ly/oINQs
- Sustainable Law Group: Three more examples of the importance of nonprofit board governance: NY Times
- Michelle Baker: Campbell Becomes America's First Public Company to Acquire a Public Benefit Corporation http://bit.ly/13A8PDi
- Emily Chan: The task of building better wings to jump off bigger cliffs. - Todd Johnson at SOCAP13 on Designing Business for Good http://for-good.net/1dNoR2D