In an era of shrinking aid budgets, the hardest question isn't what deserves funding. It's who gets to decide.
Explore why the least visible work in collaborative philanthropy may be the investment that determines whether collective action endures.
Program Associate Diya Mehta reflects on her first thirty days and what it's taught her about how programs get built long before they're ever implemented.
Drawing on years of MEL work with grantees and funders, we look at what separates monitoring systems people resist from ones they rely on.
Program Officer Maria Fernanda Zistecatl reflects on her partnership with MidPen Housing and what it takes to turn strategy into meaningful action.
