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While the findings show that adolescents are not receiving critical information, of even greater concern is that a significant percentage of young people don’t receive any information about birth control…

People with chronic inflammation who live in poverty have an increased risk of dying from heart disease and cancer, researchers find.

These women-led organizations are fighting to end violence against women globally.

In the past twelve months, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Alliance Magazine, Inside Philanthropy, and many more have all published content that both explores and predicts the future of artificial intelligence (AI) and its…

The concept of trust-based philanthropy centers around a set of principles aimed at rebalancing power dynamics.Rather than focusing primarily…

Have you ever wondered how getting a bunch of people in one room or space could be a game-changer? Well, convening folks with a common goal is powerful. Given their…

Wealth cushions adverse economic shocks, such as loss of employment, and helps to fund investments in human capital, like college and post-graduate training. Wealth inequality is much higher than income inequality in the United States. Understanding…

The education landscape reflects the geography of the state—vast expanses of land with many rural school districts that students sometimes need to travel some distance to attend in person. When it…

Indermit Gill and M. Ayhan Kose explore the five major risks to the global economy in 2024.

Researchers are working with communities in Puerto Rico to build more sustainable systems in the face of ongoing challenges.

How prioritizing technological expertise on the board level can help nonprofits and social service organizations make the most of their resources and improve outcomes for the communities they support.

Americans gave almost $500 billion to charities last year according to Giving USA. Learn how modern leaders lean on philanthropism and missing-aligned volunteerism at work.