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    Philanthropy Needs More Moonshots

    Harvard Business Review Aug 24, 2017

    Private philanthropists have helped propel some of the most important social-impact success stories of the past century: Virtually eradicating polio globally. Providing free and reduced-price lunches for all needy schoolchildren…

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    Gen X Women: The Silent Philanthropists

    Giving Compass Aug 23, 2017

    As a Gen X woman entrenched in the world of international philanthropy, I have oft painted the picture of the baby boomer woman who is driving much of philanthropy right…

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    Stand Together So She Can Stand On Her Own

    Jen Jope Aug 23, 2017

    This brief, A Fair Chance: Improving Outcomes and Reducing Barriers to Success and Opportunity for Girls, Young Women, Transgender Young Women, and Gender Non-conforming Youth of Color in DC, aims…

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    Women give more to charity than men?

    Civil Society Voices Aug 23, 2017

    Men, we have a problem. Well, we have a number of problems but for the purposes of this article let’s keep it simple. Our research Insights into charity fundraising released…

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    U.S. aid cuts a ‘death sentence’ to Malawi women

    CNN Aug 23, 2017

    When the women come to him, they are desperate. They meet the traditional healer in a sparsely furnished room, a half-hour’s bumpy ride outside Blantyre, in southern Malawi. The healer,…

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    Tahoe Fund Launches “Venture Philanthropy” Effort to Tackle Environmental Challenges

    Tahoe Fund Aug 23, 2017

    The Tahoe Fund announced the Environmental Venture Trust, a new “venture philanthropy” approach to environmental restoration in Tahoe. While much of traditional philanthropy is focused on established solutions, the Venture…

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    An Education System Bought and Sold On the Housing Market?

    The 74 Media Inc. Aug 22, 2017

     One thing you hear often in education is that your ZIP code shouldn’t determine your educational destiny. This is something even folks who say they oppose “education reform” ostensibly believe.…

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    What Educate Girls Has Learned [Video]

    Skoll Foundation Aug 22, 2017

    Two years into a pioneering three-year development impact bond (DIB), Educate Girls—which tackles gender inequality in India’s educational system, is showing promising results. With a DIB, a service provider receives upfront…

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    Dolores Huerta’s Life of Activism

    The Atlantic Aug 22, 2017

    “If we don’t engage, we have only ourselves to blame,” says Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers of America, Huerta argues that if new protest movements want to…

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    Are universities driving racism?

    AEI Aug 22, 2017

    As superfluous Ph.Ds enter the market only to discover the real world neither speaks their language nor shares their values, many seek to re-enter the bubble they know in the…

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    Blockchain offers nonprofits a software solution for accountability

    NonProfit Quarterly Aug 22, 2017

    For over 50 years, Shell and other fossil fuel companies created oil spills as they drilled in the kingdom of the Ogoni people who live in the southeastern section of…

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    After Charlottesville, does impact investing even matter?

    Impact Alpha Aug 21, 2017

    The right response to Charlottesville is to do what you can, with what you have, from where you are. If you’re in impact investing, it means you likely have education,…

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