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PNNOnline
Published by Philanthropy News Network
News, information, and resources for the
nonprofit sector in the U.S. Online.
Responsive Philanthropy
Published by the National Committee for
Responsive Philanthropy
Quarterly journal provides coverage of the
latest trends and critical issues surrounding
foundation, corporate, and workplace
philanthropy as they affect social justice and
the public interest.
Stanford Social Innovation
Review
Published by the Center for Social Innovation,
Stanford University Graduate School of Business
Insights and practical experiences for leaders
in the fields of nonprofit management,
corporate social responsibility, social
entrepreneurship, and philanthropy.
Thought > Impact > Action
Published by the Council on Foundations
A bimonthly journal intended to be a
dynamic forum for differing views on issues
relevant to the philanthropic field. Online.
Trusts & Estates
Monthly journal for estate planning and
wealth management professionals includes
an annual charitable giving supplement.
Voluntas: International Journal
of Voluntary and Nonprofit
Organizations
Published by the International Society for
Third-Sector Research (ISTR)
Research in the area between the state,
market, and household sectors; articles include
issues around civil society.
Worth
Provides financial intelligence on issues
related to wealth preservation, management,
and transference.
For more information
See the Key Contacts (p. 106) to get contact
information for editors of these and other
philanthropy-focused publications.
Blogs
On a daily basis, a wide-ranging group of thoughtful
observers — from foundation presidents to community
activists — share their opinions on current issues
facing the third sector. To help you navigate the myriad blogs
that focus on philanthropy and the nonprofit world, we present
a selection — by no means exhaustive — below.
A.Fine Blog
afine2.wordpress.com
Allison Fine focuses on the ways that
digital tools, particularly social media,
are enhancing our connectedness to one
another and our ability and willingness to
work for the collective social good.
Audacious Ideas
www.audaciousideas.org
Open Society Institute–Baltimore’s
blog intended to stimulate ideas and
discussion about solutions to difficult
problems in Baltimore.
Beth’s Blog
beth.typepad.com
Beth Kanter writes for nonprofits who
want to make use of new technology and
social networking applications.
Bob’s Blog
tcenews.calendow.org/pr/tce/blog.aspx
Robert K. Ross, M.D., is president and CEO
of the California Endowment.
The CEP Blog
www.effectivephilanthropy.org/blog/
From the CENTER FOR EFFECTIVE
PHILANTHROPY.
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