Action Lab for Development’s experience hosting capacity-building experteers to nurture social entrepreneurship in Cameroon

5 examples of social enterprises leveraging cross-sector partnerships to scale revenue and impact

Examples of social enterprises that have built revenue-growth partnerships with the corporate sector

How social enterprises can scale growth and revenue by partnering with the corporate sector in global value chains

In June, corporations took the stage for their efforts to combat COVID, the recession, and the glaring inequalities and injustices in society. Some efforts were lackluster, some tone-deaf, but a few were downright impressive. Over the last month, we took a closer look at some

To help herald in a regenerative economy, we are launching S-GRID, a new kind of social impact program designed to upskill those working in social enterprises so that they can build sustainable revenue partnerships with the corporate sector.

Social enterprise Coomacovalle shares its experience hosting MovingWorlds experteers

If you’re rethinking your career trajectory as a result of COVID, take these 4 steps to find more meaningful work in the new normal.

How the role of CSR has changed over time, and how your company can adapt its CSR strategy to succeed in the new normal of the covid era.

How we can seize this moment to shift towards a regenerative model of stakeholder capitalism by driving changes at the government, company, and individual levels.

How Community Solutions, with support from Tableau Service Corps and MovingWorlds, is helping partner cities drive to zero homelessness by raising the bar on how data is used in the sector.

#Blacklivesmatter. We commit to long-term efforts do the personal work, address bias in our organization, and push on those around us on behalf of the Black community.

A commitment to racial justice means a commitment to systems change. Here’s a list of action-oriented resources to help you take action today while helping improve our systems in the long-term.

While we certainly acknowledge the uncertain and challenging times we find ourselves in, we also recognize the unprecedented opportunity to go beyond the status quo and build more equitable, just, and sustainable global systems. To make that a reality, the world needs your unique talents

A little over five years ago, Ivo took what seemed like a small step in his career. While planning a vacation from work, he decided to try Experteering and volunteer his skills in Colombia to support more equitable education (we featured his story four years

Two months into the COVID-19 crisis, we’ve all heard the stories of noteworthy corporate responses to the pandemic: Microsoft announced early that it would pay hourly workers their normal wages even while they weren’t working, Delta and JetBlue airlines are offering free round-trip flights to

Resources to help you take care of yourself, take care of others, and take action to aid recovery from the COVID crisis.

Virtual learning technology and communities are not a compromise or a back-up plan. As we’ve learned in operating global learning communities for social impact professionals, we have found that the right virtual platforms present opportunities to increase access, improve outcomes, and engage more diverse participants.

The difference between meaningful work and a draining trudge to the weekend is that sense of purpose. Are you a software engineer working 40 hours writing code, or are you building tools that enable nonprofits to quickly deploy COVID tracking tools? Are you a marketer

Two years ago, Thais was at a crossroads in her career. She knew that she wanted to do more impactful work, but was struggling to find her place in the impact sector. “I didn’t want to work for a big corporation any more, so did

This month, we can’t possibly write our monthly social impact content round-up without referencing COVID… but we are taking a different approach in summarizing this crisis, as well as with the format of this newsletter. We started this monthly round-up to give you important social

Life as we know it has abruptly changed in the wake of COVID-19. Many of us are self-quarantined at home, perhaps watching the news with dismay and wondering how we can help be a part of the solution. Although we can’t support each other in-person

“From ending poverty to improving health to curbing climate change, the success of the Sustainable Development Agenda depends on progress in education. We need to lean in and build the political will and financial momentum to make quality education for all a reality.” – Alice

Get more tips to advance your social impact career here Across industries and sectors, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the nature of what work looks like. Many of us are quarantined at home, practicing social distancing to flatten to the curve. Whether you’re waiting things

What purpose is (and isn’t), how your purpose drivers influence your work and leadership style, and how to uncover your unique purpose profile

These are unprecedented times: the worsening climate crisis and coronavirus pandemic make clear just how interconnected we all are, and also highlight the limitations of our current global systems. In Europe, governments, investors, and citizens are increasingly recognising the value of social innovation to drive

As the rapid spread of the coronavirus has offices, cities, and even countries limiting in-person interactions, volunteering programs are grinding to a halt. Across the world, many individual, cohort, education, and corporate programs are hitting the pause button, delaying initiatives, and wondering what they should

The first 28 days of life – the neonatal period – are the most vulnerable, but a baby’s chance for survival is not evenly distributed globally. Sustainable Development Goal 3 is to ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all ages, and that’s something that

“The story of women’s struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.” -Gloria Steinem Every year on March 8th, individuals and organizations around the world observe International Women’s

The current state of social innovation, and what’s coming next. Big tech may be killing employee activism, but you can join the fight to help save it.