十大事件2014

前十级

2014 was another year full of events affecting the nonprofit sector in the United States.  Nonprofits were at the forefront of movements issuing demands for reform and played a critical role in achieving successes in areas such as marriage equality and immigration.  They also helped to increase awareness of inequalities and injustices that still exist and to highlight areas in which significant progress still needs to be made, including domestic violence, civil rights, and global wealth disparities.  Nonprofit workers showed, and continue to show, tremendous courage and leadership in fighting the tragic Ebola outbreak and in providing assistance to those affected by it.  On the administrative and legislative front, the IRS eased the process of obtaining tax-exemption for many small nonprofits through the introduction of the Form 1023-EZ and the nonprofit landscape was potentially subject to significant changes due to tax reform and the midterm elections—with the full impact of each of these changes on the nonprofit sector remaining to be seen.   Here's our list of the top ten events that had the largest impact and a sampling of a few links discussing each:

开工射杀Michael Brown 和BlackLivesmatter

二叉埃博拉暴发

3级Ray赖斯并增加关注NFL私房暴力

4级移民改革

5级中期选举

6级IRS发布新精简表1023-EZ

72014年税改法

八点八分同性婚姻法的发展

9.伊斯兰国在伊拉克和叙利亚的进步和中央情报局酷刑报告

10号Thomas Piketty二十一世纪资本并增加关注全球财富不平等