A New Look
Stanford Social Innovation Review has a new look that is bolder, more energetic, and more contemporary, reflecting today's social change movement.
New and innovative ideas for leaders of foundations (more)
Stanford Social Innovation Review has a new look that is bolder, more energetic, and more contemporary, reflecting today's social change movement.
Raising money is just part of the social change equation—an interview with Helen LaKelly Hunt and Emily Nielsen Jones of Women Moving Millions.
Foundations are increasing their media-related grantmaking—but they need to do more.
Charities and funders need support and guidance to make sure that information collected does not go to waste.
By introducing a learning agenda, funders can encourage innovation, drive philanthropic dollars to the best programs, and become better partners to grantees.
A look at barriers global NGOs face in reporting the right measures of effectiveness—and how funders and grantees can begin to overcome them.
Takeaways from a discussion on the promises and perils of innovation in the social sector.
Blackstone’s Amy Stursberg explains how the Blackstone Charitable Foundation has focused on job creation and created a platform for near- and long-term impact.
Philanthropy lessons from India—Padmini Somani, head of two different foundations, talks about following the data and staying the course.