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    How Philanthropy Can Strategically Address a Crisis

    Forbes

    Global markets have been affected by the current climate, and the fear of a recession is high. How long this economic and financial uncertainty will last — not just for…

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    What Happens to Charitable Giving When the Economy Falters?

    The Conversation

    As the new coronavirus pandemic sends the economy into a tailspin, Patrick Rooney, an economist at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, and Jon Bergdoll, a philanthropy statistician,…

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    The Landscape of Large-scale Giving by African Philanthropists in 2020

    The Bridgespan Group Feb 19, 2021

    Last year was a remarkable year for large-scale giving by African donors. The continent’s philanthropic sector displayed unprecedented generosity and a strong commitment to helping Africa manage its fight against…

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    Political Polarization Affects How We Interpret Disasters

    Grist Feb 19, 2021

    In the midst of a freezing cold winter storm that left millions of Texans without power or heat, Republican Governor Greg Abbott appeared on Fox News on Tuesday to bash…

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    In Delhi, Air Pollution Was More Deadly Than COVID in 2020

    Eco-Business Feb 19, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a temporary fall in air pollution in many parts of the world, as economic activity has ebbed and movement restrictions have de-clogged congested cities.…

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    For a Successful Vaccine Distribution Model, Look to Alaska

    Stateline Feb 19, 2021

    Most states’ vaccine distributions have been slow, confusing, and erratic, with balky signup websites, arbitrary changes in eligibility, and frequent mismatches between supply and demand. But a few states with…

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    Ideas Worth Sharing During a Pandemic

    Skoll Foundation Feb 19, 2021

    We all had to adapt and reinvent our plans and daily routines in 2020. For TEDx organizers around the world, this has been a challenge. While we realized we wouldn’t…

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    Donor Partnerships Can Help Drive Progress in Equitable Vaccine Distribution

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 19, 2021

    After nearly a year of living through the biggest public health crisis in generations—with 100 million people infected, 2 million people dead, and almost everyone’s lives disrupted—the world is desperate…

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    Are Indigenous Rights An Afterthought For Corporate America?

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Feb 19, 2021

    When the United Nations adopted the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in 2007, it was the first time Indigenous Peoples’ rights were widely affirmed on a global scale. The Declaration…

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    Could Artificial Intelligence Help Mitigate Climate Change?

    Inter Press Service Feb 19, 2021

    As vaccines bring hope of an end to a brutal pandemic,  partners of the 2021 ‘AI for the Planet’ summit warn that digital technologies and machine learning can no longer…

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    Five Pillars for an Equitable Democracy

    NCRP

    Two years ago, Voqal decided to focus its funding on organizations led by people of color working to strengthen and protect democracy. The 2016 presidential election illuminated our broken democracy…

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    Reflections on COVID-19 and 2020 From Lean Funders

    Exponent Philanthropy Feb 18, 2021

    2020 was an unexpectedly challenging year. The pandemic changed the nature of work, and how we interact with our boards, staff and the nonprofits in our communities. We asked members…

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