The Clinton Global Initiative Makes a Comeback: 5 Key Takeaways
For a summit that many thought would never see the light of day again, this event proved it still has a lot to offer.
For a summit that many thought would never see the light of day again, this event proved it still has a lot to offer.
Many rare diseases are deadly and devastating in a way that inspires urgency and a willingness to try experimental interventions, yet treatments are only available for fewer than 5% of them.
Software really matters. What exactly an organization uses can be critical in meeting mission goals. The wrong choice can impede the work of a team and their programs.
Regenerative agriculture has the potential to transform lives and diets. The Cellular Economy has the potential to transform society. Let's find ways to fund them to make the global food system and economy more sustainable.
Using new technologies is something every organization can benefit from, and the companies that are willing to adopt tech are more likely to outperform their competitors.
The open-source software movement has finally begun to catch on in city governments, giving them more choices and the ability to "control their own destinies.”
When businesses imagine how they might do twice as much, or ten times as much, with the same money or people, they think about using technology. Why is it that the nonprofit sector behaves differently?
Covid-19 has been particularly unkind to older people and has exacerbated what’s been called the Loneliness Epidemic. Now nonprofits are using tech to provide a better quality of life for aging and disabled populations.
What has philanthropy achieved in Detroit and America’s cities, and where will it go next? Join the heads of the Case and Kresge Foundations for a conversation on the role of foundations in the revival...