This week, the Department of Justice released a report of its investigation of the alleged civil rights abuses and other acts of misconduct by the police department in Ferguson. Have a listen to The Game‘s Don’t Shoot while perusing our curated nonprofit tweets of the week:

• HuffPost Politics: The problem is way bigger than #Ferguson http://huff.to/1Kuw34P
• The Atlantic: Advocates see Selma’s 50th anniversary as key moment in new voting rights push Atlantic
• Exponent Philanthropy: Released this week: Benchmarking #data on small-staffed foundation grantmaking, governance, investments http://wp.me/p2bgi2-1oY #philanthropy
• Lucy Bernholz: PHILANTHROPY 2173: Digital isn’t optional and it isn’t “other”
• Nonprofit Quarterly: TRENDING – The Face of Nonprofit Boards: A Network Problem http://hubs.ly/y0zVxN0
• Harvard Business Review: How the best board directors stay involved http://s.hbr.org/1JNrOBc @McKinsey
• Alice Korngold: Yes! @darrenwalker: #NYC cultural orgs. #Diversity is an asset. Proud to support efforts to diversify the #Arts: http://buff.ly/1Cs2dd0
• Jeff Clarke: Top 5 Most Promising Trends in #philanthropy @philanthropynw @missioninvest long ago bet on #impinv & #collaboration
• Gene: Donor advised funds – vital pipeline Inside Philanthropy … or siphon away from current support Inside Philanthropy
• Law Cite Sleuth: “Say What? We’re Monitored by How Many Agencies? (nonprofit law) –
• Independent Sector: Listen, learn, and lead. @Diaviv, pres. & CEO of IS on why we plan to do a lot more listening in the coming months. https://vimeo.com/121158649
• Gene: Pay-for-Success Expert Named to Lead White House Office … #SIBs