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Everything Important Is Controversial

Why do we so rarely hear grantmakers or nonprofits arguing publicly about the best ways to achieve impact?

By Sean Stannard-Stockton | 1 | Dec. 10, 2007
 

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What Matters and Some Bold Predictions

Six big issues philanthropy will face in 2008.

By Lucy Bernholz | Dec. 5, 2007
 

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The Emperor’s New Clothes?

Numbers may not add up to social improvement.

By Perla Ni | 26 | Jan. 17, 2004
 

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