Category: News & Views

When Drew O’Connor looks to see if a community is resilient and healthy, he knows the numbers and other indicators are important – but it’s

In 1999, when there was concern about the potential impact of Y2K on computer systems, The California Endowment approached Tides to design and administer a

Better Together Eureka, a small town in northern California, is characteristic of many rural communities fueled by agriculture and resource extraction industries. Fishing, timber, and cut flowers

Open Government Directive On January 21st of this year, President Obama issued a memorandum calling for the creation of an “Open Government Directive,” instructing executive

Kathy Szenda Wilson, Director of Neighborhood Grantmaking at the Battle Creek Community Foundation, shared this insight in response to one of our weekly update’s “question of

An anniversary is usually a time to take stock of changes, and in the 15 years that the Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center has been in

Jane’s Walk shows the pull of a good idea. Since 2007, cities across the world have been invited to dedicate the first weekend of May

When The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta moved through its revisioning process last year, Program Officer Tene Traylor, coordinator of The Neighborhood Fund, the foundation’s

On January 21st of this year, President Obama issued a memorandum calling for the creation of an “Open Government Directive,” instructing executive

by Luther Snow “Building on assets” is a popular concept and terminology among both grantmakers and grassroots groups. Now 14 years after McKnight and Kretzmann’s