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98 episod
sejak 23 Mei 2022
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When Save the Children needed a monitoring system for a new school meals and literacy program in Guatemala, it adapted one built by Global Communities, an organization it competes with for funding. Marc Valentin of Global Communities and Salvador Baldizon of Save the Children join Jonathan Jacks ...

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Billions of dollars in new philanthropic funding are expected to come online in the next few years, and Coefficient Giving wants the ecosystem ready to absorb it. Nic Lyon, Program Officer for Global Health and Wellbeing at Coefficient Giving, joins Jonathan Jackson and Amie Vaccaro to explain L ...
Kangaroo Mother Care, prolonged skin-to-skin contact between a caregiver and a small or premature baby, is one of the most effective ways to prevent newborn deaths, and one of the hardest to deliver well. Supriya Bansal, co-founder and CEO of Ansh, joins Jonathan Jackson to share how her team is ...
What does it actually take to deploy AI chatbots safely in humanitarian response? Liz Devine, Head of the Program Technical Team at GOAL Global, joins Amie Vaccaro, Jonathan Jackson, and Dimagi's Erin Quinn to share hard-won lessons from building a multichannel chatbot during an mpox outbreak in ...
Effective grantmaking is now the real bottleneck in philanthropy, says Joey Savoie, founder of Elevate Philanthropy and co-founder of Ambitious Impact, the charity incubator behind more than 65 new organizations. After years of scarcity, a wave of new tech wealth has flipped the question for man ...
Justin Steele gave away nearly $700 million leading Google.org’s philanthropy across the Americas, and he watched funding flow to the nonprofits closest to power rather than those closest to the problem. Now the founder of Kindora, a public benefit corporation using AI to help nonprofits find fu ...
What happens when AI philanthropy actually arrives? Jack Lewars advises donors giving up to nine figures a year — and he argues the wave of wealth expected from AI company IPOs is more locked in than skeptics think, with potentially $130 billion or more committed to charity even in conservative ...
Disability inclusion in global development starts with a question most teams never ask: who is your technology quietly leaving out? Dr. Victor Santiago Pineda, executive director of Berkeley's Center for Independent Living, president of the global inclusion nonprofit World Enabled, and one of th ...
Five years ago, they were mid-level software engineers. Today, they hold giving accounts larger than major foundations — and the sector they want to fund may not be ready to absorb the money. Nick Allardice, CEO of GiveDirectly and former CEO of Change.org, joins Amie and Jonathan to unpack his ...
Could a funder deploy $100 million in global health tomorrow and know where every single dollar went? Dimagi CEO and co-founder Jonathan Jackson believes verified service delivery finally makes the answer yes. In this candid mid-2026 check-in, Jon joins co-host Amie Vaccaro, VP of CommCare Growt ...
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