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- Foundation Strategy
Embracing an Ecosystem Approach for Philanthropy
Funders are shifting from being at the center of social change efforts to working in close partnership with the…
- Corporate/CSR
Flying through Interference
We believe that corporate changemakers need tools to properly diagnose interference and build enabling conditions for social impact strategies…
Conducting Colorado’s Obesity Prevention Convergence
September 20, 2011By Maren Stewart, President and CEO of LiveWell ColoradoIt is no secret that obesity is a growing health crisis. As recent statistics show, our nation is getti…
Will Technology Power the Next Phase of Charter School Growth?
September 20, 2011Every year my organization, the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools (NAPCS), examines the growing student enrollment in public charter schools across …
Searching for the Right Backbone Structure
September 19, 2011Since FSG’s Mark Kramer and John Kania published their article on Collective Impact in Stanford Social Innovation Review in early 2011, we have received numero…
Catalytic Philanthropy for India-scale Social Impact
September 19, 2011Everything in India, it seems, occurs at scales unimaginable anywhere else in the world. I suppose after being here for close to a year to set up FSG’s office …
The Advantage of Family-Owned Businesses in Creating Shared Value
September 19, 2011Family-Owned multinationals are achieving big wins against climate change, sustainable agriculture, infectious diseases, and many other issues in ways that als…
The Future Already Happened
September 14, 2011A colleague of mine recently lamented that, despite all the hype, “technology in the classroom” is hardly a new concept. In the 1980s, when the first PCs were …
Shared Measurement for Collective Impact
September 14, 2011What does it take for lots of different organizations measuring their own performance in different ways to move to using a common set of measures to track prog…
It’s About People We Will Never Meet
September 13, 2011Finding meaningful answers to global health questions is hard, because, well, they are global. World leaders will convene next week to consider the massive and…
Is Not Doing Bad Doing Good Enough?
September 12, 2011It’s a great time to be in India. Sure, it’s monsoon season, and heavy rains mean higher risk of malaria and bacterial illness, loads of traffic, and an inabil…
Collective Impact: A Compelling Cause & Compact for Growth
September 7, 2011by Diana Aviv, president and CEO, Independent Sector