Controversy sparkles over a public interest organization doing business
This article talks about the controversy that has sparkled around the case of a Nanjing public interest organization, Aizhiyuan (爱之源).
2014-11-28
The Rise and Fall of the Anti-Domestic Violence Network
Ex-ADVN program officer Dong Yige analyzes the history of the influential Anti-Domestic Violence Network and the reason for its closing down in May 2014.
2014-11-24
The storm created by Guangzhou’s “illegal organizations”
The authors analyze the controversy created by Guangzhou's new regulations on the management of social organizations and their impact on unregistered NGOs.
2014-11-11
Editorial: When public interest organizations run into “hidden rules”
In this Editorial, CDB's Fu Tao discusses the unwritten rules Chinese public interest organizations have to deal with when operating and discusses the cases of the Shanghai United Foundation (Lianqian) and of the Nanjing NGO Justice For All.
2014-10-19
China-Dolls issues response to open letter
The China-Dolls Center has issued a response to an open letter that criticized it over alleged unauthorized fund raising. In its response the Center pointed out that it has always carried out its operations in accordance to relevant guidelines
2014-09-18
Without justice, how can we talk of public interest?
In this article, He Yongqiang strongly criticizes the open letter published by the Song Qingling Foundation and 3 other public foundations to ask the Ministry of Civil Affairs to punish the grassroots NGO Chinadolls.
2014-09-17
Please consider NPOs, an important and growing sector
The author explains that a strong third sector is essential to favor the development of a strong and healthy society and stresses that the government should encourage initiatives whichi goal is to nurture NPOs.
2014-09-15
Banning drugs: what are grassroots NGOs doing?
the Philanthropy Times interviews three persons involved in the NGOs working with drug addicts and tells their stories.
2014-09-10
Becoming Public: Anti-Domestic Violence (ADV) Activism as a Public Event
Stephanie Bräuer analyzes the Chinese anti-domestic violence movement and the importance of performance art in its activism.
2014-08-29
Citizen Analysts: China’s Data Revolution
Tucker Van Aken discusses transparency in China and the way Open Government Information (OGI) regulations have brought new opportunities for civil society groups.
2014-08-19
Interview with Wang Wei of the Xi’an Domestic Workers’ Union
This article is an interview of Ms Wang Wei, chairwoman of the Xi'an Domestic Workers' Union, in which she tells us her story and explains how the union was created.
2014-07-15
Han Hongmei: Expanding the space on the margins
CDB Associate Editor Guo Ting profiles the work of educator and NGO founder Han Hongmei, who was chosen by the Narada Foundation to be a Gingko Partner in 2012.
2014-04-21
China Philanthropy Advisors – Feng Yongfeng: the values and vitality of grassroots organizations
To truly be considered 'grassroots', the author, Feng Yongfeng, believes that an organization should express the multi-colored nature of society, and have 'serving the community' as its mission
2014-04-18
Beijing University Civil Society Center’s “Ten Major Events in China’s Social Sector for 2013”
On January 15, 2014, the Beijing University Center for Civil Society Studies announced the 10 top events of 2013 selected by a group of experts.
2014-03-25
Chinese Aid Abroad: The People’s Forum on International Social Responsibility
Assistant Director of CDB (English) Tom Bannister and CDB intern Luke Winship report on an influential forum on the role of China in overseas aid.
2014-01-14
Philanthropy Times – Deng Fei wants to register a nationwide public foundation
Deng Fei wants to register a nationwide public foundation
邓飞欲注册全国性公募基金会
By Yan Bing 闫冰, Philanthropy Times 公益时报, December 17, 2013
Deng Fei – one of the Chinese NGO sector’s most well-known and influential figures – received national recognition last week…
2013-12-27
Phoenix News – Wang Zhenyao: Turning around to face the past three years without regret, this is the life that I wanted
Wang Zhenyao: Turning around to face the past three years without regret, this is the life that I wanted
王振耀：转身三年不后悔 这是我向往的生活
By Hou Lixin 侯力新, Phoenix News Public Welfare 凤凰网公益, December 10, 2013
Wang Zhenyao has now spent three years…
2013-12-19
NGOs Have Their Say: The 2013 China Foundation Rankings
Assistant Director of CDB (English) Tom Bannister reports on the recent publication of a rankings index in which Chinese NGOs got the chance to rate the foundations that fund them.
2013-12-14
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