Episode 308: The Money Behind Nonprofits

Scholars Strategy Network's No Jargon by Dominik Doemer

Sep 29, 202636:17Government & Organizations

Cuts to federal funding have made headlines for months. But what actually happens to nonprofits when that government money dries up? Professor Claire Dunning explains how federal funding helped build the modern nonprofit...

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