Discussions about racial profiling and other discriminatory practices usually focus on explicit bias—that is, discriminatory beliefs and practices that a person, society, or government intentionally and consciously supports. However, implicit bias is as powerful, if not a more powerful, factor behind discriminatory policies and practices that lead to unjust outcomes.
Ideas & Insight
What Do Travel Advisors and Social Impact Have in Common?
The Good Travels Advisor program trains travel advisors in responsible travel, giving and volunteering. Research has shown that giving back matters to travelers and travel advisors have a chance to support their meaningful experiences, giving and learning through especially powerful travel experiences, which in turn supports the travel advisor’s business as well as travel destinations.
Alliance Magazine on Philanthropy in India
Check out the Fall 2016 edition of Alliance Magazine! The series of articles discussing the current state of philanthropy in India is a must read!
Bill Somerville: Simple Can Be Significant
Bill Somerville’s career as a maverick grantmaker spans 50 years in the nonprofit sector. At this talk TEDx event, Bill shows us how philanthropic efforts can be nimble, responsive, and imaginative.
What’s Next for China’s Economy?
The end of the Chinese migrant miracle is near. The road ahead looks painful for China and for the world. But it could also be the beginning of the Chinese economic transformation of the future, one that will benefit China, and the world, in bigger and better ways than we have seen thus far.
Fair and Equitable Compensation in Nonprofit Work
Fair and equitable compensation in the nonprofit sector is required if we are to retain and recruit the best talent to tackle social issues. The Chinese American Community Foundation’s survey on executive compensation in the U.S. paints a different story. What about the situation in Asia?
U.S. Trust Survey Says Giving is Part of Life Well Lived
The 2015 U.S. Trust Insights on Wealth and Worth report found that more than half of the wealthy consider giving back to society an important component of a life well lived.
A Deeper Look at Online Giving Trends
A new online survey compares international and domestic giving, advocacy, and marketing tools. Overall online giving for international groups declined but gifts continue to increase as online social media presence grows.
Conversation with Jane Wales, CEO, Global Philanthropy Forum
Asian Philanthropy Forum was pleased to be part of the 2015 Global Philanthropy Forum in Washington, DC to cover the conference and aspects around philanthropy in Asia. We speak with Janes Wales as the event kicked off.
Asia-Pacific Family Offices and Philanthropy
Report finds family beneficiaries are more likely to be involved in Asia-Pacific offices, not only in investment planning, but notably in their engagement with philanthropy, often taking strategic roles.