Philanthropy

When Swag Backfires

By Alana Conner 1

When donor gifts are public, social approbation is reward enough.

Global Issues

At a Loss for Ethics

By Alana Conner

Studies show that individuals are more susceptible to corrupt behavior when trying to avoid a loss.

Busy Jobs Send Most Volunteers

By Alana Conner

Research finds that men in busy jobs are the most likely to donate their time to volunteer.

Saving Lives, Not Just Souls

By Alana Conner

New research estimates the value of the services provided by faith-based organizations.

Not Racing to Help

By Alana Conner

Racism may have played a role in the government's delayed response to Katrina.

Why No Dimes Online

By Alana Conner

Many philanthropists refrain from online giving.

No Profit for Her

By Alana Conner

Research shows that men may be more effective than woman at utilizing microfinance investments.

Partners Must Start Smart

By Alana Conner

Starting on the right terms fosters the trust necessary for partners to work together over the long haul.

Change Takes New Leaders

By Alana Conner

New leaders are initially given special license to shake things up.

Starting Up Women

By Alana Conner

Successful entrepreneurs show characteristics of both men and women.