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Whistleblowers and the charity sector | Charity Digital, 13 nov 2025
Building Economic Democracy Through Community-Owned Real Estate | Nonprofit Quarterly, 13 nov 2025
How To Bring About A Social Revolution Not Through Charity But Innovation | Deccan Chronicle, 13 nov 2025
Community service volunteering: Thinking globally, acting locally | The Charlotte News, 13 nov 2025
These states rank as the most charitable in America in 2025, analysis shows | LiveNow FOX, 11 nov 2025
Twenty years of social entrepreneurship: Leadership lessons from the long road | Pioneers Post, 11 nov 2025
15 Amazing CSR Activities To Boost Employee Engagement | Vantage Circle, 04 nov 2025
The Board Is Not the Boss - and More Thoughts on Its Role | Nonprofit Quarterly, 14 oct 2025
How AI Can Deepen Nonprofit Relationships | Stanford Social Innovation Review, 09 oct 2025
Corporate social responsibility in a non-western context: the case of the United Arab Emirates | Nature, 25 sep 2025
Why collective social innovation is future philanthropy | World Economic Forum, 17 sep 2025
Commentary: Investing in these 6 components can achieve true food sovereignty | Crain's Chicago Business, 25 aug 2025
May 2023
Mohammad Anas Wahaj | 30 may 2023
Collaborations between philanthropic community (nonprofits, NGOs, social enterprises etc) and science & technology leaders and organizations can help solve some pressing problems that world is facing like hunger, poverty, disceases, climate change etc. Here are four ways this collaboration is trying to bring necessary change - (1) Fighting 'Legacy' Diseases in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Example - Bill and Melinda Gates Medical Research Institute (Gates MRI) recently partnered with Calibr, a division of Scripps Research, to study and potentially commercialize a compound that may improve upon current TB treatments. (2) Recruiting Gamers to Advance Medicine: Example - Scientists at Dotmatics, an R&D software development firm that partners with research universities like MIT and the University of Oxford, worked with gaming companies to develop an online video game that recruited thousands of willing 'citizen scientists' to analyze cellular-level changes in patients with COVID-19 and other diseases of the immune system. This took just days instead of weeks and provided reams of data that will be used to make softwares work even faster in future. (3) Growing Sustainable Food Solutions: Example - Good Food Institute (GFI) in partnership with alternative protein developers like Fishtown Seafood and UPSIDE Foods and many others, is working to commercialize and scale cultivated or plant-based meat products and as a result reduce global greenhouse emissions related to agricultural activities and meat production. (4) Electrifying Transportation in Latin America: Example - The Green Climate Fund, a major funder of low-carbon solutions, is partnering with local governments and other stakeholders across Latin America in a large-scale effort to speed the region's transition to EVs (Electric Vehicles). Read on...
Forbes:
4 Ways Technology And Philanthropy Are Supporting Innovation
Author:
Serenity Gibbons
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