Commentary

When people talk about affordable housing, it can sound simple from a distance. Just build cheaper homes. Just make the numbers work. Just lower the price. But the truth on […]

There is a difference between wisdom and fear. In Jewish history, people wanted to obey the law God gave them. Over time, some leaders added extra rules around the law.

Before someone can focus on their health, their job, their education, or their future, there is a more immediate question that must be answered: Where will I sleep tonight? In

A practical way to advance the goals behind Kansas SB 363 The moment we’re in Kansas is debating how to make sure public benefits go to people who truly qualify—without

Real transformation rarely comes from a single program. Real change comes from meeting people where they are, listening first, and walking beside them through life’s twists and turns. That is

So often in the nonprofit world, we enter spaces with deep care and genuine concern for our friends and neighbors. We listen to stories about barriers that stand in the

There is a quiet tension that shows up often in nonprofit and community development work, especially in under-resourced neighborhoods. It usually starts with deep care. Those of us who walk

Are we being muted, or are we choosing to remain silent—and what are we willing to do once we know the answer? That question matters, especially when we look honestly