Trump Officials Want to Use Human Rights Aid to Advocate for White South Africans and Right-Wing Causes in Europe
Local residents may be interested to know that funding decisions are being made differently this year. Typically, experts review information and choose groups to support. However, a new list of organi
By Anna Maria Barry-JesterJuly 17, 202611 min read
Local residents may be interested to know that funding decisions are being made differently this year. Typically, experts review information and choose groups to support. However, a new list of organizations has been presented for funding. This change has raised some eyebrows among workers and lawmakers. The new approach bypasses the usual open competition for grants. Further details about these changes are available from ProPublica, including the types of groups being considered for funding and the potential implications of this new approach.