Information Alignment
Organizations working together to achieve systemic social impact require common terminology and data about the social issue they are addressing and the populations they are serving. Information alignment starts with an understanding of the target social issue and the approaches that have demonstrated the best results to date.
Articles
“How Better Data Will Shape the Future of Social Problem Solving”
Philanthropy News Digest
Andrew Wolk and Colette Stanzler
Perspectives: Related Posts from Our Blog
“A Social Issued-Based Approach to Finding and Funding Social Innovation”
Social Innovation Forum
Save the date for the 2012 Social Innovator Showcase—May 3!
The ninth annual Social Innovator Showcase, modeled after venture capital forums, will highlight our six 2012 Social Innovators for potential investors, as well as spark conversations on the best approaches to developing and spreading innovation.
Idea Lab
Why a market for social innovation is needed now more than ever
In this Stanford Social Innovation Review article, Andrew Wolk discusses how to create and invest in a social impact market.
