The editors of a planned book titled The Third Sector in a Turbulent Era have issued a call for chapter contributions, with 400-word chapter proposals due by December 11, 2026. From the book description:
The Third Sector in a
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A revelatory study of how Black churches turn the financial system back against predatory lenders.
Johnson, Fiscal Sponsorship in Truly Independent Film
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The July 2025 reconciliation bill (also known
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Lott on Nonprofit Regulation in a New Era (October 27, 2026)
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