Stanford Social Innovation Review

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    Feb 24

    Read about how nonprofits can assess donations that pose moral concern, how corporations deploy circular business models, how agile collaborations achieve social change, and how place-based strategies offer opportunity to all in SSIR's Spring 2022 issue.

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    “Even collaborations intended to address our greatest societal problems need not start with ambitious structures.” Members of the Stakeholder Alignment Collaborative share case studies to illustrate different aspects of the minimum viable consortia model.

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  3. 21 hours ago

    A reading list of SSIR articles that examine the power dynamics at play in the field of social innovation for social change leaders and everyone attending Frontiers of Social Innovation, “Power at Play in Social Change,” online March 22-24.

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  4. Mar 19

    Join us for Frontiers 2022 as we examine crucial topics including the role of civil society organizations in policymaking, leveraging technology & data to drive social transformation, & the changing power dynamics in impact investing. Register now:

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  5. Mar 18

    Join ! and America on April 6 for a new complimentary webinar as we explore digital maturity models and how leaders leverage them to assess their organizations. Register now!

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  6. Mar 18

    Will philanthropic organizations remain nimble after the COVID-19 crisis? () & () discuss how the pandemic changed operations and what lessons they’ve learned in SSIR’s podcast series with .

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  7. Mar 18

    “Successful COVID-19 outreach demonstrated thoughtfulness in working with & relying on existing community-trusted partners.” () & () urge using pandemic learnings to better serve vulnerable communities.

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  8. Mar 17

    SSIR is pleased to announce our latest Frontiers speakers: , , , and . The panel will discuss “Redefining Power: The Emerging Field That Puts the Public Interest in Front of Technology.” Register now:

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  9. Mar 17

    “The goal is not simply better policies but ... long-term capacity building for communities and public servants to work together.” & () write about building a more lasting through co-governance.

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  10. Mar 17

    “Align, Act, and Adjust.” In SSIR’s Spring 2022 issue, members of the Stakeholder Alignment Collaborative write about the minimum viable consortia model that has emerged from its research and the three fundamental phases of multistakeholder collaboratives.

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  11. Mar 16

    Prep for SSIR’s Frontiers of Social Innovation conference March 22-24 with these SSIR articles on topics like place-based social change, shifts in , citizen/government , public interest technology, and more.

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  12. Mar 16

    From the Archives: & argue for treating innovation as a process, not an ideology in this foundational SSIR article.

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  13. Mar 16

    “We need to ensure that our relationship to technology, as individuals and as organizations, is one that acknowledges digital tools are just that: tools.” & imagine how to use our digital tools differently in their upcoming book.

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    Mar 14

    Encouraging to see further strategies for a circular economy 🍩: Designing Your Circular Business Model (SSIR) via

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  15. Mar 15

    In “The Tech That Comes Next,” () & explore the implications of our use, creation & funding of technology for social impact. Read an excerpt about centering community & when using to solve social problems.

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  16. Mar 15

    SSIR is pleased to announce our latest Frontiers speakers: , @rachelesturrup, and who will lead the panel “To Unlock the Power of Data, First Build Trust.” Frontiers is only ONE WEEK away! Register now:

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    Mar 14

    What will it take to ensure every child has every opportunity to succeed in school and in life? shares lessons from and of , national leaders of place-based partnerships.

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  18. Mar 15

    From developing public-private partnerships to deploying vaccines, organizations in the social sector shifted focus when COVID-19 hit. () & () discuss their experiences on our podcast with . 

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  19. Mar 15

    “Corporations in the process of designing a circular business model face questions around market desirability, technical feasibility, and business viability.” & Thijs H.J. Geradts guide corporations adopting a circular business model strategy.

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  20. Mar 14

    “We’ve been able to make progress by applying a flexible framework that is adaptable to context, but more must be done.”  () & Geoffrey Canada () share priorities for addressing the root causes of inequities in communities.

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    Mar 14

    Institutional investors (e.g. ) are starting to finance businesses transitioning to employee ownership Employee stock ownership plans can broaden employees’ access to wealth and may significantly ⬇️ the wealth & racial equity gap.

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