The NonProfit Times
DECEMBER 9, 2024
For example, you say people experiencing homelessness rather than the homeless to make sure people retain their personhood and arent defined by an often temporary condition. You need to maintain this oversight because, as generative AI increasingly constructs our reality, we must construct its reality.
Stanford Social Innovation Review
SEPTEMBER 10, 2024
A number of other nonprofits have been focused on reducing homelessness. While many efforts in the past have targeted mayors and city councils to stop homelessness, few have also detailed a start agenda to create the counterfactual.
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Stanford Social Innovation Review
OCTOBER 16, 2023
CNN recently reported that “California has spent billions to fight homelessness. The second example illustrates an important intermediary step towards eliminating homelessness from a Zero-Problem Philanthropy vision. Yet, replicating this transformation in many other hotels in New York did not lower the number of homeless people.
Ann Green
JUNE 26, 2023
For instance, if you’re an animal shelter, go beyond sharing that you recently took in a homeless dog and found it a home. You don’t need to be a trained writer to construct an emotionally engaging story for your donation page. Remember when your high school English teacher taught you the “show, don’t tell” rule? It still applies here.
Stanford Social Innovation Review
MARCH 23, 2023
Through its iconic mobile showers, the San Francisco nonprofit LavaMae has found new ways to serve the homeless in the absence of more radical reforms of affordable housing. Promising ideas are in ample supply, but the crucial question is: How can social innovators scale such innovations so that their local impact adds up to big solutions?
Stanford Social Innovation Review
OCTOBER 6, 2022
Sadly, it’s no accident that 90 percent of the people living in New York City homeless shelters are people of color even though the city’s total population is less than 60 percent BIPOC. Because racism is woven into all of the systems that affect housing and homelessness, racial equity is a common thread in every solution.
Socailbrite
SEPTEMBER 26, 2022
Climate change, political gridlock, the pandemic, homelessness, war, wealth gaps, and racism are all around us, and they’re only getting worse as the days go by. Tell compelling and relatable stories of people who have engaged constructively and how they found it rewarding and impactful.
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