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    How Does Congressional Budget Office Scoring Work?

    The Atlantic May 4, 2017

    A conversation with a former director of the agency on the American Health Care Act vote and how health-care legislation is appraised by the federal government. The American Health Care…

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    Education reform: Why we shouldn’t use the courts

    American Enterprise Institute - AEI May 3, 2017

    Should school reform come from the courts? While examples from California and New Jersey seem to indicate that judges can be instrumental in changing school systems, AEI’s Rick Hess cautions…

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    Jimmy Kimmel’s Latest Monologue Gets Personal and Political

    The Atlantic Apr 30, 2017

    Jimmy Kimmel was already near tears before he said a word on Monday night’s Jimmy Kimmel Live—his first episode hosting the late-night show after it went on a mysterious weeklong…

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    A Framework for Great Nonprofit Leadership

    The Bridgespan Group Apr 24, 2017

    There are a lot of perspectives on leadership from the for-profit and nonprofit worlds. A quick search on Amazon alone surfaces over 30,000 books on the topic, with more being…

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    The Pivotal Importance Of Purposeful Philanthropy In The United States

    Huffington Post Apr 23, 2017

    President Trump’s “America First” federal budget proposes drastic cuts or the outright elimination of many programs that support the socially and economically disadvantaged; scientific and health research; education; and, the…

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    Putting Wealth to Work for Social Value Creation

    Social Velocity Apr 18, 2017

    Putting Wealth to Work for Social Value Creation: An Interview with Jen Ratay this month’s Social Velocity interview, I’m talking with Jen Ratay. Jen is executive director of the Silicon…

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    Comparing Impact Investing and Venture Philanthropy

    Investopedia Apr 17, 2017

    Impact investing and venture philanthropy might appear the same, but there are several differences. Venture philanthropy has been around much longer, as the phrase was coined by John D. Rockefeller…

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    How Top Philanthropists Wield Power Through Their Donations

    The New York Times Apr 14, 2017

    Those on the Forbes 400 list of the richest Americans — all billionaires, not counting the 100 or so billionaires who didn’t make the cut — have wealth greater than…

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    Announcing The United States Of Innovation 2017

    FastCompany Apr 14, 2017

    Change doesn’t have to happen from the top down. Even as shifts in Washington, D.C., fuel uncertainty, people in communities across the country are taking it upon themselves to chip…

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    How Liberia’s New Generation Of Female Entrepreneurs Is Revitalizing The Economy

    Fast Company Apr 13, 2017

    After civil war and Ebola devastated the economy, new businesses–powered by young self-starters–are finally on the rise. As a child, Odelia Acolyte fled her home of Liberia to neighboring Nigeria…

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    This Edible Water Bottle Is How You’ll Drink In The Future

    Fast Company Apr 9, 2017

    If you run in a race in London in the near future and pass a hydration station, you may be handed a small, bubble-like sphere of water instead of a…

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    Bono Doesn’t Know – and Neither Do the Rest of Us

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Apr 7, 2017

    By Michael McCreless Bono doesn’t know. It’s not that he’s wrong, or right. He just doesn’t know. Nor do I, nor I would argue, does anyone else. But let me…

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