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    How Africa Can Build from Within to Emerge with Vibrancy

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 28, 2021

    A few years ago, Brendan Mullen suggested the Marshall Plan as inspiration for a new impact investing model designed for Africa. Because the United States’ postwar development strategy was agile enough…

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    The Debate over an Electricity Grid on the Columbia River

    Grist Jul 28, 2021

    Can slicing a 100-mile-long trench into the bed of the Columbia River — the iconic giant whose flow binds British Columbia, Washington and Oregon — be good for the environment?…

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    Wealthy Vaccine Oases Have Left Other Nations in Unforgiving Deserts

    Global Citizen Jul 28, 2021

    At a private hospital in Burundi’s capital, emergency specialist Emmanuel Kubwayo is worried for the first time since the coronavirus started spreading around the world last year. Kubwayo initially shared…

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    A GIS-Based Solution to Water Scarcity in Africa

    Brookings Jul 28, 2021

    Access to clean, affordable, and safe drinking water is both a fundamental human right recognized by the United Nations and Goal 6 of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. However, access to this…

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    Lessons for African Nations Following India’s Delta Outbreak

    Brookings Jul 28, 2021

    India is unlikely to be the last country encountering catastrophic outbreaks as the COVID-19 pandemic persists and evolves. The lessons from India’s experience are especially relevant to other developing countries,…

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    Successfully Getting Students Online During COVID-19

    The 74 Jul 28, 2021

    When Nevada’s school buildings closed in March 2020, the state’s 17 districts had varying abilities to support distance learning. A couple were well on their way, with quality instructional materials,…

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    Questions to Consider Before Joining a Nonprofit Board

    Forbes Jul 28, 2021

    For most professionals, being invited to join a board of directors or advisors for a nonprofit organization is an honor. However, it is not an offer that should be taken…

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    Addressing the Crisis of Disinformation [Video]

    The Aspen Institute Jul 27, 2021

    We are living through a time where faith and trust in our institutions – and each other – are actively being eroded. How is the rampant spread of mis/disinformation contributing…

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    How to Avoid Retroactive Allyship and Prioritize Reflection

    Nonprofit AF Jul 27, 2021

    Introverts or extroverts, we all need to wrestle with this phenomenon that I am going to call Retroactive Allyship Theater (RAT). This is a type of performative allyship when someone waits until a critical…

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    How to Foster Trust in Philanthropy

    Council on Foundations

    First, let’s ask the question of why trust is important in philanthropy. Research shows that higher levels of trust lead to a) greater confidence in trusted individuals or institutions and…

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    Three Critical Principles for COVID-19 Learning Recovery

    The 74 Jul 27, 2021

    The staff and board of University Prep Charter Schools stepped up this spring, recognizing an urgent need to develop an ambitious vision and catch-up plan that would support all children in getting…

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    Lessons for Philanthropists Pushing for an Accurate Census

    The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jul 27, 2021

    When funders gathered in 2015 to talk about ways to promote a fair and accurate 2020 census, none of us could have imagined perhaps the most fraught decennial census cycle…

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