The revolution will not be funded: Beyond the non-profit industrial complex

This anthology critically examines the "non-profit industrial complex" and its impact on social justice movements. It features essays by activists and scholars who question whether the existing non-profit model truly fosters radical social change. The book argues that reliance on foundation and government funding often constrains grassroots organizing and advocacy, suggesting that activists struggle to imagine structures outside this model. It emphasizes the distinction between social service and social change and advocates for diverse funding streams, including individual donors and earned income, to achieve financial stability and greater autonomy.