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Anthropic backs nonprofit AI with a 1,000-fellow Claude Corps
technology1 month ago

Anthropic backs nonprofit AI with a 1,000-fellow Claude Corps

Anthropic is funding Claude Corps, a $150M initiative to place 1,000 AI fellows at 400+ nonprofits for a year, paying $85,000 annually with benefits; the first 100 fellows start in October 2026, with further cohorts in January and August 2027, and each host organization gets a $10,000 grant plus free Claude credits. Applicants must be 18+, US work authorized, and have no more than two years of full-time experience; recruitment is run with CodePath. While the program broadens AI adoption in nonprofits, critics warn of potential dependency on Anthropic’s ecosystem, particularly as the company pursues an IPO.

Claude Corps: Anthropic backs nonprofits with a first-of-its-kind AI training program
technology1 month ago

Claude Corps: Anthropic backs nonprofits with a first-of-its-kind AI training program

Anthropic launches Claude Corps to train AI-minded early-career people for nonprofit work, partnering with CodePath to place fellows in organizations to help them responsibly adopt AI; the program emphasizes accessibility and broad representation. StriveTogether will host two fellows. Separately, Anthropic pledges $200 million to study AI’s societal impact and develop a framework for workers displaced by AI, as industry voices call for government regulation and human-centered AI governance to maximize benefits for communities.

Fundraiser pitches donor drive for Trump’s DC waterfront Garden of Heroes and East Potomac Golf
sports2 months ago

Fundraiser pitches donor drive for Trump’s DC waterfront Garden of Heroes and East Potomac Golf

A Washington Post report reveals a top Trump fundraiser is seeking contributions for a nonprofit that says it will support plans to dramatically reshape Washington’s waterfront, including East Potomac Golf Course and the National Garden of American Heroes; the proposals have not been approved and would require federal review, potentially altering public land use at DC’s waterfront.

Shirley Raines, Homelessness Advocate and Beauty 2 the Streetz Founder, Dies at 58
obituaries5 months ago

Shirley Raines, Homelessness Advocate and Beauty 2 the Streetz Founder, Dies at 58

Shirley Raines, founder of Beauty 2 the Streetz and a longtime advocate for people experiencing homelessness on Los Angeles’s Skid Row, died at age 58. Her death was reported by the Clark County, Nevada coroner with the cause pending; she had expanded her advocacy beyond L.A. to Nevada in recent years and had served as grand marshal of the 2022 Long Beach Pride parade.

Green City Market Finds Year-Round Home in North Center
business5 months ago

Green City Market Finds Year-Round Home in North Center

Green City Market has purchased the former Montrose garden center at 2457 W. Montrose Ave. for $899,000 to serve as a new year-round home, enabling a winter market and pop-up events. The 5,000-square-foot space will support the market’s vendors and programs, with renovations funded by Abby Mandel’s estate trust. Lincoln Park and West Loop markets will continue operating as usual, while the Avondale indoor winter market runs through March during planning for the new space.

Rights, Boundaries, and Safety: A Guide for ICE Encounters and Native-Serving Nonprofits
immigration6 months ago

Rights, Boundaries, and Safety: A Guide for ICE Encounters and Native-Serving Nonprofits

This resource provides practical Know Your Rights guidance for individuals approached by ICE at home, work, or in public—covering when a judicial warrant is required, the right to remain silent, how to request supervisory review on ID issues (e.g., Tribal IDs), and the importance of recording interactions safely and seeking legal help—along with post-encounter steps. It also includes a field-friendly fact sheet for Native-serving nonprofits on designating public vs. private spaces, enforcing access policies to protect Fourth Amendment rights, staff roles, and preparing for potential police or ICE encounters, plus contacts for legal aid and detainee resources.

White House Moves Against Political and Non-Profit Groups Amid Rising Tensions
politics9 months ago

White House Moves Against Political and Non-Profit Groups Amid Rising Tensions

Over 100 progressive nonprofits, including the Open Society Foundations and Ford Foundation, have condemned the Trump administration's threats to investigate and dismantle left-leaning organizations, asserting that such actions undermine democracy and threaten free speech amid unfounded claims linking these groups to political violence and the recent murder of Charlie Kirk.

Trump Nominates Billy Long for IRS Commissioner Role
politics1 year ago

Trump Nominates Billy Long for IRS Commissioner Role

Donald Trump's nominee for the IRS, former Missouri Rep. Billy Long, reportedly pressured the agency to investigate the Humane Society after it backed a dog protection initiative. If confirmed, Long could potentially strip tax-exempt status from nonprofits he opposes, especially if a pending bill granting the Trump administration more power to rescind tax statuses is enacted.

Controversial House Bill Targets Nonprofits with 'Terrorist' Label
politics1 year ago

Controversial House Bill Targets Nonprofits with 'Terrorist' Label

The U.S. House has passed a bill allowing the Treasury Department to revoke the tax-exempt status of nonprofits deemed to support terrorism, sparking concerns over potential misuse against political opponents and activists. Critics argue the bill lacks clear definitions and could infringe on constitutional rights, with fears it may suppress dissent and activism. The bill, which passed with Republican support, must still pass the Senate and be signed by the President to become law.