Politicians, business leaders, YouTubers and celebrities are calling for the planting of millions, billions or even trillions of trees to slow climate change. There are currently almost 8 billion people…
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Addressing Gender Equality for Women Founders and Funders in Venture Capital
Forbes Jul 8, 2022Women founders are outperforming their male counterparts. Yet, not a week goes by without another headline about the growing gender gap for both founders and funders. Quarterly venture funding for female…
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What Does Roe v. Wade Mean for Other Reproductive Rights?
Futurity Jul 8, 2022Abortion may be only the first domino to fall among rights that Americans enjoy, legal experts say. The Supreme Court’s June 24 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health marked the end…
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Cultivating Leaders for Public Good
Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 7, 2022Between 2017 and 2019, I researched the culture and curriculum of elite business schools by interviewing students and graduates; speaking with professors; attending classes, and reviewing course materials and other…
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Click here for more.As our work with the SE Asia Foundation continues to mature, I’m often asked about how one can know if their charitable donations are doing all the good they expect.…
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Click here for more.From Survey Questions to Action: One Foundation’s Approach To a Targeted Review of Stakeholder Feedback
The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jul 7, 2022I spoke with Lia Parifax, director, Executive Initiatives, at the Arcus Foundation, about the thoughtful process that she and her colleagues observed throughout their most recent CEP engagement. Their approach…
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Buying Into Conspiracy Theories Can be Exciting – That’s What Makes them Dangerous
The Conversation Jul 7, 2022Conspiracy theories have been around for centuries, from witch trials and antisemitic campaigns to beliefs that Freemasons were trying to topple European monarchies. In the mid-20th century, historian Richard Hofstadter…
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How Literature Can Help Us Understand and Respond to Climate Change
The Aspen Institute Jul 7, 2022Diane Cook is the author of the story collection Man V. Nature. She received a 2016 fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts and is a former producer for the radio show…
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Click here for more.Chief executives and board chairs should serve as each other’s chief champions — and critics. But giving and taking criticism is hard for many of us. Here are some tips…
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Alaska Is At Risk for Another Historic Wildfire Season
The Conversation Jul 7, 2022Alaska is on pace for another historic wildfire year, with its fastest start to the fire season on record. By mid-June 2022, over 1 million acres had burned. By early…
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Tracking Funding Aimed at Food Waste
Food Tank Jul 6, 2022The organization ReFED added the Capital Tracker to their collection of online tools for generating data-driven solutions to food waste. The service allows users to track data from capital investments…
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What Does Leadership in Social Change Work Look Like?
Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 6, 2022We see moral courage as the single most important attribute that social change leaders can possess. Moral courage is the commitment to act upon one’s values regardless of the difficulty or…
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