‘NIA Saved the Day’: Nonprofits Share How They Moved Forward With NIA
Nonprofits share how NIA helped them navigate insurance challenges, find coverage options, and move forward with clearer guidance.
NIA Appoints JF Roy as Chief Operations Officer
NIA appoints JF Roy as its first-ever chief operations officer (COO).
From the Claims Files: Assault by an Employee
As nonprofits, we all want to do our best for the communities we serve, but you simply aren’t going to be able to please everybody all the time. Eventually, someone — rightly or not — is going to be upset or angry with you. How you react matters.
Blue Avocado Recap: February 2026
See how one nonprofit leader found that being the "cool boss" doesn't guarantee success. Discover what nonprofits are prioritizing as 2026 gets under way. Explore a practical guide for creating a well-functioning, effective board.
When nonprofits faced uncertainty in the insurance process, NIA provided the clarity and support they needed to move forward with confidence.
Pamela Davis on Nonprofit Insurance, Risk, and Staying Mission Driven for 35 Years
Pamela Davis shares how Nonprofits Insurance Alliance grew, challenges nonprofits face in traditional insurance, and the value of mission‑aligned coverage and advocacy.
A guide to help nonprofit leaders understand the legal, operational, and human considerations involved in planning and executing layoffs.
‘They Have Given Us Peace of Mind’: How These Nonprofits Found Coverage That Fit Their Work
When these nonprofits could not get the support they needed elsewhere, NIA became the partner they could trust.
Blue Avocado Recap: January 2026
Learn how investing in grant writers can boost your nonprofit's mission. Experts share the qualities of a successful nonprofit leader. Discover the tax obligations of nonprofits (and their employees).
From the Claims Files: Injury to a Disabled Client
It’s bad enough when someone in your nonprofit’s care gets hurt, but what if it happened because nobody was looking?
Nonprofits share how NIA helped them after dropped coverages and nonrenewals, offering stable insurance, responsive service, and support they trust.
Insurance for Foundations and Democracy-Focused Nonprofits
Some civil justice organizations and the foundations that support them are losing insurance because they do civic or democracy work such as helping to increase voter registration or creating more opportunities for marginalized groups. NIA’s practice of continuing to insure these sorts of organizations has not changed.