Funding cuts have threatened the work of community groups that work outside of law enforcement to support crime victims and prevent more violence.

Time banks let members trade hours instead of dollars — and give older adults a way to contribute and receive assistance.

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The public bathroom crisis is over a century in the making. A new book from scholar Bryant Simon chronicles the history.

The Treasury Department has proposed new policies for community development financial institutions (CDFIs) that would ...

Rigid program policies and a lack of funding for repairs leave many Memphis residents, especially its seniors, living in ...

From Cleveland to Lafayette, local newsrooms will produce 30 solutions stories on innovative congregations working to build ...

Billions of public and philanthropic dollars are invested in communities every year, yet many rural and small cities continue ...

For a nation in the grip of a housing affordability crisis, the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act — the first major ...

After a dozen moves and two decades of lost federal grants, America's longest-running urban Indigenous organization has found a new home — and a rejuvenated focus on culture.