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    Protecting nonprofit nonpartisanship

    National Council of Nonprofits Jun 5, 2017

    For more than 60 years, an important provision in the federal tax code has successfully protected charitable nonprofits, religious congregations, and foundations from being hounded by politicians, political operatives, and…

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    This New Cheap Method Of Generating Hydrogen Could Make Fuel Cell Cars Feasible

    Fast Company Jun 4, 2017

    If you want to buy an electric car in the U.S., there are more than a dozen options. If you want to buy a fuel cell car, there are three:…

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    Philanthropy partnerships — Barbara and Pitt Hyde are proud of the progress they’ve seen in Memphis

    The Bridgespan Group Jun 4, 2017

    A few years ago, when Barbara Tyde told people at education conferences that she was from Memphis, they “would look sad about it.” Today, she can hold her head much…

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    Big Hunger — The Unholy Alliance between Corporate America and Anti-Hunger Groups

    Civil Eats Jun 4, 2017

    In the past, religious and community groups were the main forces addressing hunger. But, after the economic recession in the early 1980s, and due to budget cuts to federal programs under…

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    5 Keys to Success For Social Entrepreneurs: Luis Pareras at TEDxBarcelonaChange

    TED Jun 3, 2017

    Healthequity is a venture capital fund investing in healthcare. Neurosurgeon, PhD, and Global Executive MBA (IESE), Lluis analyzes more than 400 business plans per year. Board member of several healthcare…

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    The Shame of the Mortgage-Interest Deduction

    The Atlantic Jun 3, 2017

    It might be one of the most important policies in the U.S. economy, but the mortgage-interest deduction sounds esoteric to most people. Perhaps that’s because, for most people, it’s completely…

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    The Pay for Success model by Brian Beachkofski and Jeannie Friedman

    Third Sector Capital Partners Jun 3, 2017

    Pay For Success (PFS) is an innovative contracting model that drives government resources toward high-performing social programs. The PFS model is designed to merge performance measurement using administrative data and…

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    Startup Stories: MicroSynbiotiX research MicroAlgae to Replace Antibiotics

    Innovation Xchange Jun 3, 2017

    MicroSynbiotiX, an early-stage biotech company based in Ireland, is developing oral vaccines to prevent infectious diseases in farmed fish. We spoke with CEO and co-founder, Simon Porphy, about his transgenic…

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    Raj Panjabi’s TED Wish and the Power of Storytelling for Social Change

    Skoll Foundation Jun 3, 2017

    No condition is permanent. That’s the refrain of tough-minded optimism that Raj Panjabi, founder of Last Mile Health, grew up with in Liberia. It’s the mantra often repeated by his…

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    Data at Scale: Why we’re excited about administrative data and our government partners in the Administrative Data Pilot

    Third Sector Capital Partners Jun 3, 2017

    The prevalence of data in the social sector means that government agencies and nonprofit providers, in theory, have a wealth of information at their disposal to understand what works and…

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    A Photo Diary: EnerGaia’s Work with Local Women Entrepreneurs, Farmers, and Fishermen

    Innovation Xchange Jun 3, 2017

    Following the kickoff of the Aquacelerator, EnerGaia, partnering with land, building, and factory owners to utilize excess space for the cultivation of spirulina, has been hard at work facilitating impact in…

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    Who Owns U.S. Infrastructure – A report

    Cato Institute Jun 3, 2017

    Some people assume that the federal government plays the main role in infrastructure. But, by one measure, state and local governments and the private sector own 97 percent of the…

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