When impact brings pressure to expand, leaders can (and must) carefully decide when growth helps and when it hurts.

In the wake of former President Donald Trump’s re-election to the White House and the surprising margins of his victory, reckonings abound—not just for the Democratic Party, the future of identity ...

Preparing young people to participate and govern means moving beyond entrusting civic learning to a single course in high school or an elective on campus.

One common image that often represents social innovation is a light bulb. It symbolizes a good idea, but light also guides us through dark times. It’s a bright spot in the midst of bleak circumstances ...

How can we teach students to embrace their civic identity as members of their communities and support them in leading our nation's democratic renaissance?

Global health challenges call for solutions that are national, regional, or continent-wide in scope. This makes partnership with national and subnational governments essential, as government ...

As the world faces the climate crisis, international protests for racial justice, a global pandemic, and an economic downturn, the social change sector is struggling. Organizations across the spectrum ...

Marie Dageville’s life took a dramatic turn in September 2020 when Snowflake, the cloud computing company co-founded by her husband, Benoit Dageville, had its initial public offering. Suddenly, the ...

Convening is a loosely used term that covers regular staff meetings, major public events, and everything in between. Convenings may bring people together to deliberate on day-to-day organizational ...

As other articles in this series have discussed, compliance requirements are ramping up around the world and present a significant burden on philanthropic organizations of all kinds. These include ...

It’s been a decade since the “nonprofit starvation cycle”—the downward spiral of unrealistic funder expectations that ultimately leads to underfunded grantees and continued funder ...