The Organizational Innovation Behind One of Asia’s Largest Charities
How the Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Association evolved from a small local charity into a global NGO.
Innovative ways nonprofits can increase their reach and social impact (more)
How the Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Association evolved from a small local charity into a global NGO.
SSIR academic editor Johanna Mair talks with Roy Steiner of Omidyar Network, Renee Kaplan of the Skoll Foundation, Jim Bildner of the Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation, and Christian Seelos, coauthor with Mair of the new book Innovation and Scaling for Impact.
How a structured but adaptable collaboration model is mobilizing organizations to achieve a common goal.
Everyone is talking about systems. Or at least, that's how it seems in my wonkish corner of the philanthropic world. You can't attend a conference or even have a meeting without hearing about systems, whether it's people trying to disrupt them, map them, learn from them, or catalyze them.
Making effective use of the creative power of design requires engaging entire organizations—from leadership to the front lines.
Starting a new organization to fill a gap in a field is a bold and difficult step, but four strategies can help ensure success.
The Wooden Floor is licensing its successful model of using arts education to break the cycle of poverty.
Opportunities for nonprofits to dramatically scale don’t happen often, but when they do, fast-growing for-profits offer some valuable lessons.
Keeping attention on an issue in a constantly evolving media landscape requires that nonprofits think flexibly.
The key to using technology for social impact at scale lies somewhere between doing the same thing better and true disruption.