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Non-Profits in the Crosshairs: Essential Strategies for Nonprofit Leaders Navigating a New Era of Scrutiny

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    Attendees joined us for a special Compliance Collective webinar, tailored to equip nonprofit leaders with relevant knowledge and actionable strategies to track and address the challenges that may arise in a new political landscape. In a highly politicized landscape, sweeping executive actions jeopardizing funding and potentially chilling the activities and advocacy of public interest organizations continue to roll out from the new Presidential Administration and we anticipate continued legislative scrutiny through bills like the Stop Terror Act. 

    This comprehensive session provided a high level overview of critical topics raised by recent executive and legislative actions, each presented by leading advisors in their respective fields. Topics covered included:

    • Prohibitions on “material support” for terrorism and the importance documenting diligence and oversight of grants/projects/spending/foreign partnerships.
    • First Amendment protections and likely litigation over some of the most aggressive proposals (e.g., the Stop Terror Act).
    • Navigating attempts to limit federal funding
    • Pitfalls in safeguarding nonprofit tax status
    • DEI considerations, including contracting, grants, and the use of diversity vernacular in public statements.
    • Broader employment implications, including the freezing of funds and Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act liability.
    • Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) considerations and issues.
    • Protecting banking relationships.
    • Re-evaluating insurance coverage for inquiries and subpoenas.

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    Resources:
    The Compliance Collective Webinar Series

    The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to.
    Readers should take legal advice before applying it to specific issues or transactions.

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    Originally published before the Ashurst Perkins Coie combination. See disclaimer.

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