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Every nonprofit wants to believe its programs are changing lives. But belief alone is not enough. Boards, donors, and regulators expect proof that resources are being used effectively. That’s where program evaluation comes in. Evaluation is not just about checking boxes for funders—it’s about learning whether the work is achieving the mission.

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Since AB 488’s implementing regulations took effect, the most important development has been confirmation that California intends to treat platform compliance as an enforcement priority rather than a purely administrative filing program. At the same time, at least one other state has adopted a comparable framework, and California legislators have continued to tinker with AB 4...


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In December 2025, the U.S. Department of Education formally recognized Grand Canyon University as a nonprofit institution of higher education. The decision ended a long-r...


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Recent developments in Texas highlight the expanding role of state attorneys general in investigating and enforcing laws against nonprofit and civic organizations. Actions taken by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, and the court decisions responding to those actions, provide a useful case study for nonprofit counsel and boards assessing enforcement risk in an increasingly po...


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The nonprofit sector has always operated in the messy intersection of public policy, community needs, and societal values. But in 2025, that intersection feels more like a collision. Political polarization is spilling into the regulatory space, and nonprofits of all types, regardless of mission, are feeling the pressure.

Whether your organization receives federal fu...


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