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The Next Census Will Shape Children's Lives. Let's Make Sure We Count Right
Monday, April 2, 2018
... that including such a question would dramatically reduce response rates among undocumented migrants and their ... as each person counted directly influences the amount of resources that his or her community receives, each person not ... involved. Additionally, CensusOutreach.org has created resources to help organizations quickly and easily  engage ...
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Doing Well By Doing Good
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Asked if they care about environmental degradation or global poverty, most people will say they do. But are those consumers willing to pay more to purchase from a socially responsible company? A report released by Nielsen Global last June looks at this $64,000 question, and increasingly, the answer is yes.
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Nice Companies Finish First
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Which organizational values guide the strategies and philosophies of the most admired firms in the world? According to a recent study of the past five years’ 50 most admired companies, financial growth ranks surprisingly low and is never such organizations’ predominant focus. Instead, corporate social responsibility (CSR) emerges as the foundation of leading companies’ corporate blueprints. .
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America's 100 Best Corporate Citizens In 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Corporate Responsibility Magazine (CR) has released its list of 100 best corporate citizens in 2015. The list emphasizes what CR calls corporate accountability and rates company performance in each of seven categories: climate change, employee relations, environmental, financial, governance, human rights, and philanthropy.
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Daughters And Leadership: Influencing The CEO
Monday, August 3, 2015
New research based on 379 S&P 500 corporations shows that the CEOs who are the fathers of daughters are inclined to treat employees better and to spend more time and money on corporate social responsibility than those without daughters.
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The Future of Foundation Philanthropy: The CEO Perspective

Based on the perspectives of more than 200 foundation CEOs collected through in-depth interviews and responses to a survey from May to June of 2016, The Future of Foundation Philanthropy: The CEO Perspectivecaptures foundation leaders’ views on challenges and concerns about the changing landscape in which they work, practices they believe to hold the most promise for helping foundations reach their potential, and the most pressing issues that will influence foundation philanthropy in the coming years.

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The Rise Of The Social Enterprise
Monday, May 28, 2018

To succeed today, businesses can no longer rely on financial performance alone--they must attend to relationships with multiple stakeholders.  In this article in Deloitte, the authors outline 2018’s top ten human capital trends.  They write that, in effect, all businesses are becoming social enterprises in the sense that they must be “alert enough to sense, and responsive enough to accommodate, the gamut of stakeholder expectations and demands.” 

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Johnson & Johnson’s People-Centered Approach To Corporate Philanthropy Cited
Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Back in 1943, when Johnson & Johnson wrote its now-famous credo to be “responsible to the communities in which we live and work and to the world community as well,” the idea was new. Now it’s commonplace.  In the Stanford Social Innovation Review, Lauren Moore, J&J Vice President of Global Community Impact, details the company’s community work, its integration into the Sustainable Development Goals, and its “Talent for Good” strategy to support employee engagement.

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