Archive for October 20th, 2008
Discussing the Downturn
My last few posts have focused on the downturn in the economy and how it already is, or soon might, affect the social sector. It seems to be a topic on everyone’s mind.
I wrote an article that was just published today in Texas Nonprofits online magazine, entitled, “Social Innovation Provides Hope in the Uncertainty,” that explores how new models like social entrepreneurship, social enterprise and strategic fundraising could actually be very helpful, especially in times like these.
Also, Greenlights for Nonprofit Success, Austin’s nonprofit management center, is hosting a panel and discussion on October 30th to talk about how the economy may affect the sector and what can be done. It should be very interesting; I plan to attend.
Most Popular Posts
Recent Posts
- A Boot Camp for Young Social Entrepreneurs
- The Change.org Social Entrepreneurship Blog
- A Watershed for the Social Capital Market?
- Climb on Board, Austin
- Can PRIs Support Fundraising and Capacity Building?
- The Power of a Case
- The Social Side of Entrepreneurship
- What We Can Learn From Idealist
- Convergence Can’t Be Denied
- Let’s Take a Step Back in the Outcomes Debate
Links
- Andrew Wolk
- B Corporation
- Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media
- Change.org's Social Entrepreneurship Blog
- Chronicle of Philanthropy
- Dan Pallotta
- New Philanthropy Capital
- Nonprofit Harvest
- Philanthropy 2173
- PhilanTopic
- Philosopher 2.0
- Reimagine Money Blog
- Skoll Foundation Blog
- Social Earth
- Stanford Social Innovation Review Opinion
- Tactical Philanthropy