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“If funders are serious about creating positive impact, they need to apply an impact mindset, not a productizing mindset, to funding development.” Jonathan Ng & Rob Mills look at three ways innovative finance can serve an impact mindset.
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Explore more articles in an in-depth series about the social sector’s need to broaden its narrative of leadership and support leadership in all its dynamic forms. ~Presented in partnership with and the Beyond the Hero leadership initiative
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“When we say leadership (or network or community), what do we really mean?” Defining core ideas about #leadership will help ensure success. , & Hannah Taylor share practices that make leadership development programs more impactful.
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“To avoid innovative finance getting written off as another development fad, a rebalancing is in order.” Jonathan Ng & Rob Mills write about the need to let evidence—not new financial products—drive how funders support development.
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How does philanthropy actually perpetuate the wealth inequalities that funders often seek to remedy? We must reimagine how funders invest in and engage with organizations to unlock the impact within BIPOC-led organizations. in :
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Housing is one of the most critical issues facing the US. This in-depth series sponsored by shares lessons from housing justice efforts, including how to move forward with cross-sector housing reforms that are systemic and anti-racist.
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