• Book

Service and Philanthropy as College Student Activism for Fraternity and Sorority Members

  • Source : IGI Global
  • 1 January 1970
Tull’s study examines U.S. fraternity and sorority philanthropy as a form of student activism. He finds that structured service engagements offer platforms for identity expression, leadership cultivation, and civic participation among Greek life members. The research suggests that Greek philanthropy plays a strategic role in shaping student agency and fostering communal responsibility, contributing to broader civic engagement and personal development beyond academic settings.
  • Video

Azim Premji , A Conversation with Badr Jafar

  • Source : The Business of Philanthropy with Badr Jafar Centre for Strategic Philanthropy, Cambridge
  • 1 January 1970
This video features a conversation between Azim Premji, Founder Chairman of Wipro, and Badr Jafar, Founding Patron of the Centre for Strategic Philanthropy. Premji discusses his personal philanthropic journey and the evolution of India’s culture of giving. The discussion delves into the motivations, strategies, and challenges of large-scale philanthropy, offering insights into how established business leaders approach social impact and sustainable giving. It aims to provide perspectives on fostering a more strategic and impactful philanthropic ecosystem.
  • Book

Awareness Built Social Movements: The Three Waves of Women's Philanthropy

  • Source : Palgrave Macmillan, Cham
  • 1 January 1970
This chapter explores the historical development of women’s philanthropy in the U.S., demonstrating its pivotal role in driving educational, social, and political changes for women, even pre-Revolution. It highlights how women’s philanthropic efforts were essential for significant milestones, such as the 19th Amendment. The paper argues that building awareness of women’s needs and challenges is crucial for engaging women as supporters, advocates, and donors. Understanding this historical context offers valuable insights for fundraisers to cultivate awareness across individual, group, network, and community levels.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Promises Granted: Venture Philanthropy and Tech Ideology in Metajournalistic Discourse

  • Source : Journalism Studies
  • 1 January 1970
Creech & Parks critically analyze how venture philanthropy shapes journalism through a "tech ideology. " Through metajournalistic discourse, they argue that tech-driven funders are positioned as saviors of journalism, framing innovation and marketization as inherent to journalistic value. This discourse, they warn, privileges donor legitimacy over journalistic autonomy. The article raises concerns about the increasing influence of tech billionaires on the media landscape, suggesting that their philanthropic investments may inadvertently undermine journalistic independence and diversity. It calls for greater scrutiny of these dynamics and a reassertion of journalistic integrity.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Philanthropy and its critics: a history

  • Source : New Philanthropy and Social Justice
  • 1 January 1970
Cunningham critically examines the evolution of philanthropy, juxtaposing its early reformist aims with modern critiques. He argues that philanthropy has consistently served as a political instrument, capable of both transformative action and the displacement of state responsibilities within a neoliberal framework. The chapter calls for a reconceptualization of philanthropic legitimacy and power, acknowledging its historical contradictions and the motivations behind modern giving.
  • Book

Philanthrocapitalism, ‘pro-poor' agricultural biotechnology and development

  • Source : New Philanthropy and Social Justice (Book Chapter)
  • 1 January 1970
Brooks critically examines "pro-poor" philanthropic biotech initiatives, specifically focusing on cases like Golden Rice and drought-tolerant maize. She highlights inconsistencies between their stated rhetoric and actual outcomes, meticulously analyzing how market-driven frameworks shape research agendas. The critique suggests that these approaches may inadvertently sideline more context-sensitive and equitable solutions in favor of alignments with capitalist models, potentially overlooking the complex realities of agricultural development in marginalized communities.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Machine Learning Based Prediction of Non-communicable Diseases to Improving Intervention Program in Bangladesh

  • Source : European Journal of Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • 1 January 1970
This paper presents a machine learning-based approach to predict non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Bangladesh, with the aim of improving intervention programs. The research utilizes various data points to identify individuals at high risk of developing NCDs, allowing for early detection and targeted preventative measures. The findings offer valuable insights for public health strategies, enabling more effective allocation of resources and ultimately contributing to better health outcomes in the region.
  • Paper / Report

IMPROVING DATA FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN: Guidance on strengthening administrative data systems for gender statistics

  • Source : UNICEF
  • 1 January 1970
This guidance document outlines strategies for strengthening administrative data systems to improve gender statistics, specifically focusing on women and children. It underscores the critical need for gender-responsive data collection and analysis to inform more inclusive policies and address systemic data gaps. The document presents frameworks for institutional strengthening, capacity-building, and effective data use, aiming to promote gender equality and ensure that no child is left behind due to intersecting inequalities.
  • Case Study

Mobilizing Private Capital for Public Good: Priorities for Canada

  • Source : Canada's National Advisory Board to the Social Impact Investment Taskforce
  • 1 December 2022
This report from Canada’s National Advisory Board to the Social Impact Investment Taskforce outlines priorities for mobilizing private capital for public good. It explores the landscape of social impact investment in Canada, identifies key challenges, and proposes recommendations to foster a robust ecosystem. The report emphasizes the role of policy, financial innovation, and cross-sector collaboration in driving social and environmental impact alongside financial returns. It aims to accelerate the growth of impact investing to address pressing social issues.
  • Academic / Journal Article

Building an Annotated Corpus for Automatic Metadata Extraction from Multilingual Journal Article References

  • Source : PubMed
  • 1 December 2022
This article presents the construction of a high-quality annotated corpus to support the automatic extraction of metadata from multilingual journal references, improving the efficiency of multilingual data processing. The annotated corpus enables more accurate extraction of metadata, which is essential for organizing and retrieving scientific literature in multiple languages. The article discusses the challenges of multilingual metadata extraction and highlights the importance of building comprehensive corpora that can improve data processing workflows. By using this annotated corpus, researchers can enhance their ability to handle multilingual data, facilitating better access to global knowledge and improving research outcomes.
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