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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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⭐Here’s where you can follow SSIR and read our work: . Print magazine: Online articles: Newsletter: LinkedIn: Instagram: Bluesky: 
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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There are increasing calls for a 2.0 version of #intersectionality that can drive more informed choices and strategies to address the #polycrisis. Learn about four ways we can re-approach the problems of our moment. #climatechange #democracy #collaboration
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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What do you think? 📊. Read "Gather, Share, Build" at now:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Catholics/Protestants. Serbs/Albanians. White/Black. Republicans/Democrats. Us/Them thinking is at the root of identity-based violence. How can we stop the atrocities? Join a conversation with SSIR authors today and find out how. Register:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Why would a 100+-year-old youth organization finally decide to address and end its long history of cultural appropriation? Because young people asked them to.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Cheryl Dorsey of Echoing Green & Shivani Garg Patel of @SkollFoundation argue it’s time for social innovation to take a leading role in addressing the polycrisis. Here’s how:. 1 | Tell the story.2 | Get resources off the sidelines.3 | Build the ecosystem.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
4 months
How can we address social fragmentation at the root of mass atrocity and identity-based violence? . Join SSIR’s Marcie Bianco and SSIR authors David Campbell & Kerry Whigham for some answers on LinkedIn on Tuesday, March 4, at noon PST/3 p.m. EST:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
4 months
SSIR’s Marcie Bianco speaks w/ David Campbell & Kerry Whigham, Institute for Genocide & Mass Atrocity Prevention, Binghamton University, about their cover story “Preventing Identity-Based Violence From the Ground Up” Tues March 4, noon PST/3 EST Register:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
4 months
Tomorrow, don’t miss this opportunity to explore the possibilities and challenges of AI-driven giving. This #free SSIR Live! session, powered by DAFgiving360, will provide insights on how #AI is transforming the way we approach #philanthropy.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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🚨🌍NEW SERIES: Orchestrators of Change and the Journey to Transformation. What does creating systemic change actually look like?. The @SkollFoundation and its partners share stories about how social innovators shift systems through collective action:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Ready to Leverage #AI for Good? #Nextweek, join SSIR and DAFgiving360 for a FREE LIVE webinar exploring how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing #philanthropy. Learn how AI can help optimize giving & make generosity more impactful and inclusive.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
5 months
How can #AI help optimize donations and address complex social challenges? Join SSIR & DAFgiving360 for a #FREE LIVE webinar featuring thought leaders at the forefront of #philanthropy and AI. Register Free Today:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Can #AI make our giving smarter, more impactful, and more inclusive? Join SSIR and DAFgiving360 for a #FREE LIVE session to explore how AI is transforming the future of #philanthropy. Sponsored by DAFgiving360.
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How do we protect the ‘intelligence’ in artificial intelligence?. Two former heads of the US Patent and Trademark Office want to see stronger IP protections for human creativity connected with #AI to accelerate medical breakthroughs and #climate solutions:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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What will the world look like for workers in 2030 if nothing is done to change current narratives on AI? Here are five priorities for centering #workers in #AI #narratives and laying the groundwork for systemic change:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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Can #women get #philanthropy unstuck?. Heather McLeod Grant and Jessica Robinson Love share lessons for the philanthropic and donor-advising fields on how to engage women more effectively in their giving:
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
6 months
Learn how to effectively engage and retain younger #donors in a free session. This is ideal for #nonprofit professionals leading #fundraising, marketing, or donor engagement strategy, financial advisors, & family office staff. Sponsored by DAFgiving360.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
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We invite you to a free live webinar hosted by Stanford Social Innovation Review, Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, and DAFgiving360. Explore the motivations, attitudes, and giving preferences of younger donors in depth.
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Do we have too many elections? Unlike many of the problems facing American politics, this is one that social innovators can solve.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
6 months
Unlock the power of 'right-fit' measurement! Learn to tailor your #measurement efforts, advance learning, and improve programs in this interactive #webinar series, specially designed for #nonprofit leaders and #funders. Reserve Your Spot:
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