Part 1: The National Association of State Charity Officials

Part 2: The National Association of State Charity Officials: This is the second part of a two-part episode all about the business of non-profit regulations. Host Jennifer Alleva spoke with Josh Studor and Beth Short of NASCO, The National Association of State Charity Officials, by Mission Business presented by Your Part-Time Controller, LLC

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Supporting Animals and Their People with Joe Elmore, Charleston Animal Society: “There’s a person behind every animal and we’re trying to translate that person’s care and concern for the animal into action.” This episode is sponsored in part by , , and . Joe Elmore has served as the President and CEO of Charleston... by The Community Cats Podcast

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Strange Fruit #148: Voting Rights Restored for Kentucky Felons: This week, outgoing Governor Steve Beshear announced he would restore voting rights for Kentuckians convicted of most non-violent felonies. "The right to vote is one of the most intrinsically American privileges," Beshear said, "and thousands of Kentuckians are living, working and paying taxes in the state but are denied this basic right." Kentuckians for the Commonwealth's Sean Hardy joins us this week to talk about the importance re-enfranchising voters. He says keeping felons from voting doesn't fit in with a rehabilitation model of punishment. "You go in, you serve your time, you pay your debt to society, and you come back out to be a productive member of society," he explains. "Voting is part of that productive membership." Lost voting rights for non-violent offenses have historically affected African Americans disproportionately (thanks in part to the war on drugs). And being excluded from casting a ballot isn't the by Strange Fruit

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Ep. 10 - Managing a Nonprofit in California: With May Harris and Gene Takagi by Nonprofit Counsel Podcast

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Discussion with Tekey Wallace, President Elect of the Military Spouse JD Network (MSJDN) by Austin Bar Association - Council of Firsts

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Grassroots Efforts On Sex Education Have Statewide Impact: Janet Oehl on NC Family's Family Policy Matters by NC Family's Family Policy Matters

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Episode #031 - A Rare Gem: Paul Aronsohn, New Jersey's Ombudsman for I/DD by Autism Confidential

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Privilege Check: A Conversation About Invisible Advantages: In lieu of our regular show this week, here's a special project #TeamStrangeFruit did with our station, WFPL. This special is part of WFPL's year-long project, The Next Louisville: Race, Ethnicity and Culture. In the United States, we like to think that our success is determined only by how hard we work. But in reality, some of it’s just luck. And some of that luck has to do with things we can’t control: Our race. Our gender. Our sexual orientation. What language we grow up speaking. We might not ask for the advantages we get from those things, but we still get them. And that’s what’s known as privilege. In "Privilege Check," we explore the concept of privilege, how it affects our lives and how it can be used to make everyone more equal. It's part of the Next Louisville, a partnership of WFPL News and the Community Foundation. Listen to the hour-long discussion — hosted by WFPL's Tara Anderson and Strange Fruit's Kaila Story — by Strange Fruit

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Nonprofit's Questions of the Week! by The Nonprofit Show

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#305 Jeffrey Tenenbaum, Lawyer for Nonprofits with the Venable law firm: Jeffrey Tenenbaum // Chair Nonprofit Practice // Venable by Through the Noise

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Community Power with Keshet Starr, Esq.: I sit down with Keshet Starr, the CEO of ORA to discuss how her work has changed in the 2 years since #freechava. We discuss a specific case happening now in Bergen county, the line between tough negotiator and get refuser, how this all gets even... by Be Impactful by Impact Fashion

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Unmasking the Pro-Abortion Agenda: Steven Aden on Family Policy Matters by NC Family's Family Policy Matters

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9. Increasing Access for Grassroots Organizations with Angelyn Frazer-Giles by Nonprofit Build Up

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Decriminalizing BDSM w/ NCSF, National Coalition for Sexual Freedom - Ep 185: U.S. law interprets consensual kink activities as harmful, criminal acts. This makes prosecuting sexual assault cases within the context of BDSM difficult. How can you prove non-consensual sex occurred if kink isn’t considered sex in the eyes of the... by American Sex

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Ep. 289: Agree to Disagree with Actual Lawyer Nikki Black by Thinking LSAT

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Donald Trump and the Supreme Court: Dahlia Lithwick and Jonathan Adler on the future of the Court. by We the People

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International Grantmaking: We are excited to be joined on this episode by a former colleague and guest from NGOsource, Shyaam Subramanian. NGOsource is helping to streamline the international grantmaking process and ease both restrictions and reporting requirements for... by Rules of the Game: The Bolder Advocacy Podcast

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The 'Pronoun Provision' and LGBTQ Seniors: Join us for a discussion among advocates and professionals working with transgender and nonconforming seniors about the impact of the ruling and proposals for what to do next by Commonwealth Club of California Podcast

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Jane Jacobs: Protecting Water Access and Indigenous Food Sovereignty through Seedkeeping and Community Mobilization | Sea Change by American Shoreline Podcast Network

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#245 Unspoken Truths: Sexual Harassment in the Legal Profession: On this episode of Our Curious Amalgam podcast - a special collaboration with the Antitrust Law Section's Women.Connected Committee - we explore the prevalence of sexual harassment in the legal profession, why it persists, and the damage it causes.... by Our Curious Amalgam

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Episode 230: Why Evangelical Honeymoons Go So Badly feat. Jay Stringer by Bare Marriage

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EP58: Gender, Sexuality, and Mental Health - A Conversation with Alex Iantaffi: About this Episode In this week of the Sex Series, we focus on gender with Dr. Alex Iantaffi — sex and gender expert, licensed therapist, and Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Sexual and Relationship Therapy. This episode is for anyone looking... by The Thoughtful Counselor

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Jay Stringer: Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Author, & Activist by Consider Before Consuming

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Episode 93: Melting Pot, Boiling Pot: A decade ago, the immigration debate divided Hazleton, PA when the mayor blamed a wave of immigrants for crimes and passed a harsh bill against them. Professor René Flores lays out what happened and how laws like this can actually lead to more violence. by Scholars Strategy Network's No Jargon

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Strange Fruit #171: Louisville's Food Access Divide: You've heard of white privilege, male privilege, and any number of other unearned advantages some of us are born with. But what about food privilege? University of Louisville graduate student Tyler Short got in touch with Team Strange Fruit after hearing our recent special about privilege. He says just like race, gender, and sexuality, access to food is often determined by circumstances of birth. In Louisville, that usually means geography. "Folks in the East End have disproportionate access to fresh and healthy food compared to folks in the West End," he says. "Food justice is a platform to overcome that historical problem." Tyler's scholarship focuses on food access issues, but his work isn't just academic. He's also part of La Minga, a 15-acre farming cooperative in Prospect, Kentucky. La Minga (which translates to "community work for community good") brings together people from different walks of life to grow, eat, and sell organ by Strange Fruit

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Going Off About Abortion Rights: We are sharing our thoughts, feelings, and actions regarding the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Thank you for listening, and we're listing some of the links mentioned below: Check your state and local elections and by Girls Gotta Eat

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36: Kentucky PD and The National Association of Public Defense with Ernie Lewis: Kentucky is known to have a strong and well-structured public defender system, but it is held back by poor funding and an unresponsive legislative body. This week, Hunter speaks with Ernie Lewis, the former Public Advocate of Kentucky and... by Public Defenseless

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Stacie Lick On Disability And Sexual Assault And Telling My Story: To start, I want to issue a trigger warning. This week’s episode talks about sexual harassment and sexual assault. If these are triggers for you, please feel free to skip this episode. I am starting by talking to Stacie Lick, a family friend and... by Always Looking Up

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#65 How Does Everyone Work Together? The NAAG Antitrust Task Force and State Enforcement: Sarah Oxenham Allen, Chair, Antitrust Task Force of the National Association of Attorneys General by Our Curious Amalgam

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Damn Right Republicans Are Scared of the Voting Rights Bills: Republicans are terrified—with good reason.  Utah Sen. Mike Lee went viral this week when he sputtered earlier that one of the new voting rights bills making its way through the House was “written in hell by the devil himself.” And Lee’s GOP... by The New Abnormal

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