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Woolworth's Leadership Looking to Build a Sense of Community as Hiring Begins

Delhi, India · Delhi

Woolworth's Leadership Looking to Build a Sense of Community as Hiring Begins

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Woolworth's is launching a hiring campaign for both front- and back-of-house staff in anticipation of the downtown reopening.See the Story

Women’s Impact networks award grants to seven local nonprofits

Wilmington, North Carolina · Wilmington

Women’s Impact networks award grants to seven local nonprofits

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — The Women’s Impact Network of New Hanover has awarded a total of $71,000 to seven arts and culture nonprofit organizations, marking the largest grant pool in WIN's history. The seven grantees include: WIN is a collective giving circle of more than 115 women who pool their funds each year to provide grants to New Hanover County nonprofits. Since its inception in… Source See the Story

Flipping the script on capacity building

Workers' Rights · Delhi

Flipping the script on capacity building

I am from rural Rajasthan; I have worked as a labourer and been associated with social sector organisations and institutions in different capacities—implementing labour rights and schemes, helping to build an MGNREGA union, and creating constitutional awareness among the youth. The social sector conducts workshops and programmes at grassroots organisations and often calls them capacity building initiatives. My experience has taught me that a per…Read Article

Removing barriers for persons with invisible disabilities

More than one billion people, or approximately 16 percent of the world’s population, live with some form of disability. At the same time, it is estimated that up to 80 percent of disabilities globally are invisible or non-apparent, encompassing a diverse range of conditions. These include chronic illnesses, neurological disorders, and mental health conditions, which frequently go unacknowledged, even as they routinely affect whether people can …India · India Read Article

Leading with empathy: Building trust in a conflict zone

Stepping into a new community, especially in a region shaped by political and social complexities, is never just about the work—it’s about relationships. Trust isn’t built overnight, and it certainly isn’t granted just because individuals and institutions in civil society arrive with good intentions. Trust is earned through presence, persistence, and an openness to learning. I have been working with school leaders, teachers, and students in Kash…Jammu and Kashmir · Jammu and Kashmir Read Article

Young people will solve...what?

How many expectations are too many expectations.Read Article

What does community-led climate planning look like?

India’s cities are growing hotter and denser, with temperatures in smaller cities catching up to those in larger metros due to rapid urbanisation. As rising heatwaves pose a threat to lives and livelihoods alike, heat action plans (HAPs) have emerged as a key response at the state, city, and district levels, with growing demand for a national action plan. In 2013, Ahmedabad became the first city in India to create and implement an HAP. Since the…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

Nonprofits need more than a programme lens

The nonprofit sector in India is increasingly turning to digital technology to scale its impact. A recent study by India Leaders for Social Sector (ILSS) reveals that 87.5 percent of nonprofit leaders are actively seeking structured mentorship to navigate digital adoption, highlighting a possible gap in strategic guidance. From streamlining operations to expanding outreach and donor engagement, technology holds immense potential. Yet, in practic…India · India Read Article

Between care and custom: Health decision-making in families

A new mother often finds herself at a crossroads, caught between traditional knowledge and modern medical advice. Decisions about what to eat, how to care for herself, and how to feed her baby are shaped not just by personal choice but by family members, cultural traditions, and societal expectations.These deeply ingrained influences can sometimes override even the most well-designed healthcare interventions. As design researchers in public heal…Health · Karnataka Read Article

Explaining social sector concepts to my parents (poorly)

1. Theory of change“All through my teenage years, you kept repeating how I desperately needed to fix my sleep cycle. And I promised that I would, even drawing up an elaborate plan for how I would go about doing it. That was, what one would call, a ‘theory of change’. A decade later, the change has very much remained theoretical.”2. Social entrepreneurship“This is when you develop a business in order to solve a societal problem. Like back when I …India · India Read Article

The digital wall: How caste shapes access to technology in India

The year 2025 marks 10 years of the Digital India programme (DIP), which aims to transform India into a digital-first economy by promoting innovation, entrepreneurship, and good governance. Enhancing the access and ability of Indians to utilise digital technologies is central to the achievement of these goals.A key success during this time has been the large and rapid expansion in mobile phone and internet access in India. According to the 71st …Entrepreneurs · India Read Article

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