Impact, Value, and Sustainable Business Initiative

(Outlet: Nonprofit Quarterly) Is philanthropy using all of its tools to drive social change? In this article, Michael Brown and Karen Anderson make the case for program-related investments (PRIs), which allow foundations to deploy loans, equity, and other repayable capital for charitable purposes, while providing regenerative capital. …

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Deepen your knowledge, expand your toolkit, and power your impact this spring. Explore some of the many courses across Wharton and Penn that bring together impact, value, and sustainable business. Whether you're interested in climate finance, corporate responsibility, social impact, or more, there's a course for you.…

Explore the country files for the Rebecca Adamson Indigenous Rights Index (RAIRI), in which a user can compare, for each year, which entities are seeing the largest drops, or biggest increases in sentiment on Indigenous Rights topics, as well as look at a single name’s performance over time. …

(Outlet: Resources Radio) In this episode, Daniel Raimi talks with Susanna Berkouwer about their research on reducing the economic and environmental costs of energy access through a simple piece of technology: charcoal-burning cookstoves. Access to electricity is limited in low-income countries, which means that access to clean cooking in those countries is limited, too. Some...