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    Preparing for Scaling: Innovating to Think Big and Tackle Barriers

    Blue Meridian Oct 29, 2020

    One year in, strategic lead Lizz Pawlson reflects on The Studio @ Blue Meridian One year ago, we made our first investments in a select group of social sector organizations whose visionary…

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    Why the Arctic Freeze is Unseasonably Late

    The Conversation Oct 29, 2020

    With the setting of the sun and the onset of polar darkness, the Arctic Ocean would normally be crusted with sea ice along the Siberian coast by now. But this…

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    How School Leaders Can Use Climate Data to Increase Student Agency [Video]

    The Aspen Institute Oct 29, 2020

    Join school leaders, system leaders, and experts from the field in a discussion about how school leaders can use climate data to increase student agency and equity, even in virtual…

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    How Public Utilities Can Support Racial Equity

    Smart Cities Dive Oct 29, 2020

    The University of Texas at Austin (UT-Austin) School of Architecture recently teamed up with Austin Water to address how the public utility can support racial equity through its policies and…

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    COVID-19 Community Responses Can Support Older Adults

    FSG Oct 29, 2020

    The piece includes practical tools for prompting reflection, making commitments, and taking action. We hope this resource will support cross-sector collaborative efforts underway in many communities. Top Takeaways Older adults…

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    Most Americans Prioritize Their Health During the Pandemic

    RAND Corporation Oct 29, 2020

    Are the social and economic costs of physical distancing measures justified by the health benefits of limiting COVID-19 transmission? To better understand how Americans weigh health against other priorities, RAND…

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    Assessing Impact with General Operating Support Grants: Debunking the Myths

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Oct 29, 2020

    We interviewed leaders of 24 of these foundations for our study. What we heard is that one of the main values and benefits of multiyear GOS grants — in addition…

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    Austerity, Democracy and the Challenges of Civic Philanthropy

    Charities Aid Foundation

    In the US, there has always been a strong tradition of place-based giving and philanthropy playing a prominent role in the life of cities. This may be a reflection of…

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    Sustainable Farming Is Not One Size Fits All

    Food Tank

    Jennie Schmidt wears many hats within the agriculture industry as a farmer and volunteer with numerous organizations within her community. Schmidt holds numerous leadership roles in community organizations, proudly serving as the…

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    The Next Phase of Business Sustainability

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Business sustainability has come a long way. From the dawn of the modern environmental movement and the establishment of environmental regulations in the 1970s, it has become a strategic concern…

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    Inclusive Growth Communities: Strategies for Prosperity

    Johnson Center

    Evidence suggests that fully half of American workers have experienced little to no income growth in decades (Frank & Chin, 2017). Dragged down by debt and growing inequity, many Americans are cut…

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    Giving Circle Spotlight: The Awesome Foundation Addresses Homelessness

    Philanthropy Together

    On any given night in 2019, more than 568,000 people in the U.S. are sleeping in their cars, in shelters and on the streets of our communities. In 2020, the…

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