Refugee Rights & Aid Access: A Durban pavement camp for refugees is splitting over whether to stay in the city or accept relocation to Lindela near Gauteng, with an NPO offer and UNHCR-linked shelter plans driving the divide. Freedom of Expression vs Sanctions: ARTICLE 19 says the US OFAC’s terrorism designation of Italy-based Autistici/Inventati threatens encrypted communications used by activists; the group says it will shut down after domain suspension. Community Health & Training: The Mark Cuban Foundation is launching a free AI bootcamp for Atlanta teens (grades 9–12) with meals, transport help, and mentor-led capstones. Water & Sanitation Funding: WaterAid Ghana warns that about 90% of WASH projects are donor-funded and urges Ghana to shift toward domestic investment, including stronger sanitation institutions and a sanitation fund. Food Insecurity Relief: God’s Pit Crew is seeking donations to restock its distribution center as it supports thousands of families and partner nonprofits across Virginia and North Carolina. Local Nonprofit Capacity: A California RCMP-linked case charges a former Cactus Gym Club president with fraud and theft tied to non-profit finances. Animal Welfare Education: SRUC plans an International Centre for Animal Welfare Science and Education, partnering with NGOs and schools across Asia, Africa, and South America. Public Service & Governance: New Orleans elects its first woman mayor in nearly 300 years, LaToya Cantrell, whose earlier nonprofit work helped drive Broadmoor’s post-Katrina recovery. Climate Policy Watch: A new debate in Europe’s carbon market centers on what the EU Emissions Trading System should incentivize as emissions fall and competitiveness pressures rise.