Is addressing inequality through philanthropy a paradox?
The super rich are increasingly being held up as examples of extreme inequality. Many would argue that when billionaires show concern about such issues they are simply paying lip service. […]
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Should we leave philanthropy to the rich?
Steve Siebold thinks that only the rich should engage in charitable giving. Here is why he is completely wrong. Credit to Nonprofit Quarterly for the article that they published […]
The Clinton Global Initiative exposes disunity on the role of global capitalism in development
The Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) has exposed disagreements amongst leaders about the role of big business in development … and that is ultimately a good thing. The CGI, a […]
UK’s Social Stock Exchange is planning to list international companies
The UK’s Social Stock Exchange (SSE), an online portal seeking to link investors with companies that are making a positive social impact, is planning to expand its membership to international […]
CAF at the Nexus Global Youth Summit 2013
My experience of attending the Nexus Global Youth Summit at the United Nations in New York is analogous with the story of the movement itself in that it all happened […]
