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    Debate Continues Over ‘Root Causes’ of Migration

    Devex International Development Nov 18, 2017

    When Nafkote Dabi, Oxfam’s policy lead in Niger, Nigeria, and Chad, went to Brussels for meetings at the European Union institutions in late October, she expected to be talking about…

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    The Investment Gap that Threatens the Planet

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 18, 2017

    The growing threat of climate change is no longer a matter of contentious scientific debate. Climate scientists now agree that humanity’s “carbon budget”—the cumulative sum of greenhouse gases that humanity…

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    Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf’s History of Non-profit Work

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 18, 2017

    Oakland, Calif., Mayor Libby Schaaf’s career wound its way through multiple sectors, starting when she was an attorney at the city’s largest law firm, always seeking a way to make…

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    Progressive Federalism: Can It Solve Government Gridlock?

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 18, 2017

    At the political level, the United States seems inexorably divided. There are heated ideological divisions among red and blue states; among cities, states, and the federal government; and among citizens.…

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    Shifting the Perspective of Sexual Harassment

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 17, 2017

    Emily May moved to New York City after college with the intent of working for social change. Initially, she focused on anti-poverty work. But it was her experience of street…

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    Is Impact Investing for the Global Agenda the Solution?

    ImpactAlpha Nov 17, 2017

    There’s more than just the future of the climate at stake in the global talks underway in Bonn, Germany. All of the global goals for 2030, from the end of…

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    Slacktivists to Activists: Tech-Savvy Millennials are Transforming Philanthropy

    Carnegie Reporter Nov 17, 2017

    Dale Pfeifer remembers logging on to Facebook nearly 10 years ago, when it was still in its infancy, and reading a post about a friend’s charity that provides health and…

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    Building a Canadian Social Finance Fund

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Nov 17, 2017

    On a hope-filled day in September 2015, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined 150 world leaders in New York for the proclamation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—the global…

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    Using Evidence Effectively for the Social Sector

    New Philanthropy Capital Nov 16, 2017

    Charities and funders are tackling difficult issues with limited resources: trying to improve people’s lives, tackle injustices, change government policies and help cure diseases. We need to use evidence effectively…

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    Social Corporate Responsibility is a Double-Edged Sword for CEOs

    NPR Nov 16, 2017

    CEOs – these are people who are hired to make money for their companies’ shareholders, of course. Some people would like CEOs to commit to another objective – to make…

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    Tech Company Brings Education Tools to Rural Ghana

    Forbes Nov 15, 2017

    Many girls in rural Africa lack access to education due to factors like gender inequality and familial poverty. But for the past 10 years, a social entrepreneur and former educator…

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    How Art and Community Helps Trauma Survivors Heal

    Path with Art Nov 15, 2017

    On November 17, organizations and practitioners from across the U.S., U.K. and Canada will convene at a conference focused on arts and homelessness. The event, which is taking place in…

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