Revitalizing Communities Through Magic, Awe, and Inspiration
Could these be the new tools of development for the 21st century?
Could these be the new tools of development for the 21st century?
Philanthropy lessons from India—Padmini Somani, head of two different foundations, talks about following the data and staying the course.
When we back only proven and incremental ideas, we miss out on the opportunity to test new ones that could potentially change millions of lives.
We need more investors to share their impact performance data.
Our digital infrastructure is rapidly eroding accepted boundaries that diplomacy, good governance, and politics have relied on for centuries.
We face daunting challenges, but political institutions cannot cope; it's time to shake up the system.
The achievement gap between rich and poor is a complex and global challenge. Schooling alone is not meeting the needs of the poorest children. Innovative public-private partnerships for education could be part of the solution.
Grantmakers and nonprofits must come to a mutual understanding of the true costs of change.
Effective giving requires strong personal relationships and networks.