Amid much discussion about the future of philanthropy, one mystery deserves more attention: Why does the giving of so many ...

For every 100 people contacted, 58 individuals never became active participants. This analysis made the conversion bottleneck ...

I was interested to read “Why Don’t Philanthropists Build Anymore” in the Summer 2026 issue of Stanford Social Innovation ...

Many modern philanthropists are building impact that lasts, though it may not look like the brick-and-mortar projects of ...

Lessons from Los Angeles, Chicago, and Minneapolis on defending our neighbors and democracy ...

Building power in communities now will protect them from the next threat to democracy. When Operation Metro Surge moved ...

This hidden curriculum exists because survival often depends on it. In my consulting work, supporting grantees as they ...

But trying to find a more graceful way to say it led me to the heart of what I believe: Giving can be simple. Giving is human ...

The totality of these interconnected factors is what we call freedom of choice. An analysis of more than 600 cases of ...

Kent McGuire and Matt Wilka are right. American public education is in a paradigm transition; the neoliberal era they describe overpromised and underdelivered, and the renewed democratic purpose they ...

“We’re just trying to survive,” a social enterprise leader told us recently. “We’re doing things here and there with AI but haven’t made sense of it across the organization. I know we need to spend ...

The digital economy’s story often centers on stock prices and initial public offerings, but the processes and people behind it reveal a very different reality. Across outsourcing hubs like Nairobi, ...