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  [email protected], along with Piyush Tantia & @sarahmjwelch of @ideas42, on using behavioral science to help charities'… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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  Many nonprofits like @VenturesNP that their work can be viewed as political because of its very nature.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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  Companies are often among the last to know about humanitarian problems in their own supply chains. Blockchain might help fix this. http://ow.ly/f2Yc30nm6Ku
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  Companies are often among the last to know about humanitarian problems in their own supply chains. Blockchain might… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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  Achieving the #SDGs will require “building a vibrant refugee investment market." Tim Docking and @klugesan on def… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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  Data historically is collected by those in power, about those without it, to make decisions about the future. If you work in the social good sector, you can’t ignore this history. So how do you practice socially responsible data? Consider attending MIT Media Lab data scientist Rahul Bhargava’s Data on Purpose presentation to answer this pressing question. Learn more at ssirdata.org #SSIRData https://www.facebook.com/social.innovation/photos/a.189678813942/10157907531163943/?type=3
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  We are excited to bring @rahulbot to this year’s #SSIRData. A data scientist with @medialab, he helps organizations… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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  Lessons on launching a grassroots advocacy program that aligns with your nonprofit's mission and values. http://ow.ly/1Szn30nliih
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  When Nurse-Family Partnership first experimented with collecting simple client feedback, they received a tremendous response—both affirmations of the work they do, and helpful suggestions for improvements. Over the past few years, they have realized a significant return on investment by implementing client feedback into their model. Learn more in this audio slideshow featuring Alexa Cares, NFP’s feedback manager. (Part of a series produced for SSIR with the support of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation) #feedbackempowers https://ssir.org/videos/entry/integrating_feedback_across_a_nonprofit_business_model
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  Nudges rooted in behavioral economics can profoundly influence the amount that people donate and the choices they make about which organizations to support. Dean Karlan, Piyush Tantia, and Sarah Welch share 10 suggestions to improve giving. http://ow.ly/RW3d30nk8Ka
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