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Informing and inspiring leaders of social change. Follow us on other social media: bit.ly/SSIR_Linkedin | bit.ly/SSIR_Instagram | bit.ly/SSIR-Bluesky
- “Democracy is not a self-sustaining system but requires ethical vigilance and determination.” SSIR’s @MarcieBianco writes about the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong for the Spring 2020 issue. #HongKongProtests ssir.org/articles/entry…
- Read how the @gatesfoundation has learned to incentivize for-profit entities in pursuit of charitable impact. Connie R. Collingsworth, an architect of the foundation’s Global Access program, shares lessons from these collaborations with SSIR. #globalhealth
- "Nonprofits and philanthropists need to be responsive to community leadership in creating and implementing strategies, rather than simply delivering their own solutions." From @BCBBarnes & @Dorian_Burton: bit.ly/2As7aqK
- Mobilizing fact-checking to curb violence—How @AltNews is fighting misinformation machines in India: ow.ly/1qZR30lBN61
- Innovation gets all the press and prizes. It shouldn’t, writes @mulagostarr. World-changing impact at scale comes from the hard work of high-quality replication: ow.ly/VkSo30jk0GU
- New collaborative #philanthropy effort backed by @RockefellerFdn @BillGates @jeffskoll to invest $500 million over next several yrs in #systemschange efforts: bit.ly/2AK3Zrs
- SSIR's most popular articles of 2016 emphasize the importance of #data and #language - check out this year's top 10! ow.ly/ixfh307s417
- What skills and abilities do business school students need to become effective social impact leaders? #socent ow.ly/ECQ1306t2ae
- High schools should help teens develop a sense of #purpose, not just measure their knowledge ow.ly/BTyT301Gsr6
- “No matter how automated our machines are, our collective well-being—prosperity, peace, environment—is our human responsibility.” Hear Johanna Mair in conversation with @drfeifei on what a human-centered approach to AI might look like:
- Social service organizations' communications efforts often ignore the scientific principles of what motivates engagement and behavior change. In our latest cover story, @annieneimand & @aechristiano offer perspective on applying evidence-based strategies: ow.ly/7t7W30lqXFB
- A problem with #philanthropy is that it’s “looking for the magic bullet” packaged in proposals from charismatic leaders. Instead, suggests @claybornecarson, find community organizations already producing successful change and “give money without a proposal.” #SSIRInstitute
