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Home at Last
Home for Good is a three-year program helping 150 people experiencing homelessness in Anchorage, Alaska by connecting them with housing and support services. Anchorage resident Alice discusses the impact the program has had on her…
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New Jersey Pay It Forward Program Launch Event
Hudson County Community College hosted a launch event for the New Jersey Pay It Forward Program, a joint initiative of Governor Phil Murphy, the State of New Jersey, New Jersey CEO Council, and Social Finance.
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The Treasury is About to Release $50 Million in Social Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results Act Funding
The awards are part of Treasury's Social Impact Partnerships to Pay for Results Act (SIPPRA) program.
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Elevating Community Voices as an Impact Investing Lawyer
Leslie Cornell discusses how she uses her position as a lawyer to ask probing questions about how project terms serve people—and push for changes when they do not.
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Unlocking Public Dollars for Guaranteed Income: A Primer for Philanthropy
In California, philanthropy has a golden opportunity to leverage public sector dollars to implement a guaranteed income (GI).
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Aspen Ideas Festival 2022: Innovations in Workforce Development: New Models to Finance the Future of Work
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Aspen Ideas Festival 2022: Workforce Transformation: What Empowerment Looks Like
Tracy Palandjian moderated a conversation between Carolyn Childers and Rachel Romer Carlson about what it means means to engage, upskill, and empower the workforce while ensuring equitable access and participation.
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CleanTech IQ: The Role of Impact Investing in Fixed Income to Create Measurable Outcomes
Rashmi Khare joined Michaela Seimen Howat for a discussion of impact investing's role in fixed income portfolios.
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Identifying Barriers to Workforce Participation in Connecticut
Social Finance advised the CT Office of Workforce Strategy on the implementation of Social Impact Bonds and outcomes rate cards to address workforce challenges in the wake of Covid-19.