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    Finding Joy in Social Change Work in 2020

    Social Velocity Oct 26, 2020

    Joy is such a foreign word in 2020, right? It feels — especially right now as we await the outcome of the election in the U.S. — that we are…

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    The Health Care Safety Net Has Always Thrived on Innovation

    Grantmakers in Health Oct 26, 2020

    Facing the prospects of mass layoffs after the COVID lockdown this March, Neighborhood Health Center in Oregon came up with an ingenious solution to keep all its employees on the…

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    Propelling Students into College-Level Courses

    MDRC Oct 26, 2020

    Most community colleges and many four-year institutions use standardized placement tests to determine if students are ready for college-level courses or need remedial help to catch up. But a new study found…

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    Taking Action by Funding Black Leadership

    Funders Together to End Homelessness Oct 26, 2020

    In late August, the Raikes Foundation announced our new Black Leadership & Power Fund. It was a major accomplishment for our team at a time when many of us were…

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    Removing the Stigma Surrounding Unemployment During COVID-19

    Equitable Growth Oct 26, 2020

    Six months into a pandemic that is keeping many businesses closed across the United States, and with close to 1 million new unemployment claims continuing to be added each week,…

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    Five Animals That Have Become Symbols of Human Impact on the Planet

    Global Citizen

    This week, David Attenborough’s new Netflix documentary Our Planet has created another of these symbols: a walrus falling off a cliff, a behaviour the animal has learned in response to the pressures of…

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    Where is the Strategy in Philanthropy’s Efforts to End Homelessness?

    The Conversation

    Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Bezos, his ex-wife, are giving away US$2 billion. The money will fund existing nonprofits to support homeless families and establish a new network of…

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    How Video Intelligence is Helping Cities Advance

    SmartCitiesDive

    What sets a smart city apart? Arguably, the smart city is differentiated — and driven — by its ability to evaluate its existing infrastructure; identify inefficiencies and opportunities for technological enhancement;…

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    India’s Prison Populations Reflect Systemic Marginalization

    India Development Review Oct 26, 2020

    Seven in 10 of the 478,600 people in prison in Indian jails are under trial, according to the 2019 National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) data on prisons released in August 2020. Only 14 countries in…

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    How Funders Can Support Trans-led Organizations During COVID

    Northern California Grantmakers Oct 26, 2020

    Despite the historical inattention to the needs of trans communities from mainstream philanthropy, I am grateful to a small group of plucky, pioneering transgender-led funders like the Trans Justice Funding Project (TJFP),…

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    Prison Firefighters Report Life-Changing Experiences

    The Marshall Project Oct 26, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • This article from The Marshall Project shares a story from a past inmate who became a prison firefighter and how it changed his life for the better. …

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    Warning Labels Can Keep People From Buying Sugary Drinks

    Futurity Oct 26, 2020

    Giving Compass’ Take: • According to a new study from Washington University in St. Louis, warning labels can keep consumers from choosing sugary drinks like soda, with graphics having the…

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