EducationFeature Can schools be held accountable without real consequences? By Matt Barnum, LA School Report | California is hoping to redefine school accountability in…charitableadvisorsJuly 5, 2016
EducationFeature Teach for America retools efforts to recruit graduates from top colleges By Emma Brown, national education reporter, The Washington Post | Teach for America has spent…charitableadvisorsJuly 5, 2016
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FeatureTechnology Making better use of big data By Sonal Shah & Hollie Russon Gilman, Stanford Social Innovation Review | Big data has…charitableadvisorsJune 20, 2016
FeatureTechnology Software to fight terrorism, Microsoft-funded professor By Jing Cao, reporter, Bloomberg News | Dartmouth College computer science professor Hany Farid --…charitableadvisorsJune 20, 2016
FeatureLeadership India’s new CSR law sparks debate among NGOs and businesses By Oliver Balch, freelance writer, The Guardian | India is the first country in the…charitableadvisorsJune 13, 2016
FeatureLeadership Corporate social responsibility: How it affects employee satisfaction By Ivan Widjaya, Small Business Trends | Starbucks magnate Howard Schultz is one of many…charitableadvisorsJune 13, 2016
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FeatureFundraising A new study: Taking the pulse the fundraising profession By Lynn Sygiel, editor, Charitable Advisors | America’s first settlers had favorable attitudes toward philanthropy,…charitableadvisorsMay 23, 2016