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    How Do We Increase Giving to Women’s and Girls’ Organizations?

    Gender and Giving Dec 8, 2020

    Recently, the Women’s Philanthropy Institute released our second annual report on the Women & Girls Index (WGI). It’s the only comprehensive index that measures charitable giving to women’s and girls’ causes in…

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    The Dangers of Vietnam’s Wildlife Trade

    Eco-Business Dec 8, 2020

    The Covid-19 pandemic has made it clear that when coronaviruses leap from wild animals to humans, the results can be devastating. A new study from Vietnam provides new insights about…

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    What Rent Relief Programs Need to Prevent the Eviction Crisis

    Brookings Dec 8, 2020

    America’s renters are facing a bleak winter. As of early November, 9 million of them were behind on their rent. Remaining COVID-19 unemployment insurance programs expire on December 26, while the Centers for Disease…

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    Using Grantee Feedback to Drive Decision-making

    MacArthur Foundation Dec 8, 2020

    The results of the 2019 survey show improvements since 2016, including: Clarity of communications about our goals and strategies; Transparency and openness to grantees’ ideas; Providing grantees with non-monetary support;…

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    Why Won’t People Take COVID Seriously?

    Futurity Dec 8, 2020

    As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, associate professor Holley Wilkin discusses the importance of effective public health messaging and why it’s been largely ineffective at flattening the curve. Slowing the…

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    Women and Girls Index 2020

    Gender and Giving Dec 8, 2020

    From increased attention on incidents of sexual harassment and assault, to calls for equal pay and representation in leadership roles, to policies affecting reproductive rights, women’s and girls’ causes continue…

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    How Much Can Dietary Changes and Food Production Practices Help Mitigate Climate Change?

    Pacific Standard

    The International Panel on Climate Change, the United Nations body for assessing scientific research related to climate change, released a Summary for Policymakers of the Special Report on Climate Change…

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    Five Lessons for Nonprofit Innovation and Creating an Institution

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    It’s not always easy being 143 years old. Today’s stars, including those in the social sector, are the disruptors and the start-ups: driven, hungry, agile. Traditional institutions are often cast…

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    Structuring Resilient, Cross-Sector Partnerships

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Dec 7, 2020

    We need new processes to unlock the potential of multisector coordination. Over the past several years, our organizations, One Earth Future and Partnerships for Social Change, have been working with UN agencies and…

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    Collective Efforts on Integrating AI Into K-12 Classes

    EdSurge Dec 7, 2020

    K-12 technology integration specialists like Jill Hill and Kim Logie-Bates are always on the lookout for new and compelling ways to integrate tech into learning for the thousands of students…

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    Addressing Water Scarcity on the Navajo Nation

    Food Tank Dec 7, 2020

    Over thirty percent of the residents in the Navajo Nation do not have access to running water, according to a recent study from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. To…

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    Community-driven Organizations Adapting During the Crisis

    Independent Sector Dec 7, 2020

    A community is more than the sum of its roads, bridges, and electricity grid – what we traditionally think of as infrastructure. It is also the connection among its residents,…

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