For cross-sector anti-poverty programs to be effective, stakeholders need to develop partnerships to understand the needs of businesses and industries in the area.
Our weekly briefing keeps you up to date on the latest insights into the intersector and intersector collaboration from the past week.
A Brookings Institute panel addressed concentrated poverty and social mobility through the lens of current national initiatives in fair housing and transportation planning.
The 2016 Conference will bring together thought leaders, practitioners, and students to discuss "the untold truths of social enterprise."
Are you familiar with any data sets on foundations’ giving toward cross-sector collaboration in the United States? Help inform our newest project.
What does singing have to do with good governance? Our Chairman Frank Weil shares his thoughts on how we should be trying harder to encourage and enable many more face to face relationships.
IHEP released a guidebook that details how sectors can work together in their communities to ensure student success in college and employment.
How can the next president tackle the complex challenges facing our country ? Bob O' Neill of ICMA and Don Kettl of the Volcker Alliance share their thoughts.
Collaboration can incentivize efforts to solve public challenges that otherwise would remain unsolved.
DASH announced its first round of grants, totaling $2 million and tackling a range of health issues.