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Realigning Markets for Good: How Innovative Finance Can Advance Pathways to Economic Opportunity
Tracy Palandjian gave the 2021 Distinguished Management Lecture at Brandeis University's Heller School for Social Policy and Management.
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Supporting Veterans with PTSD: Enabling an Individualized Approach to Job Search and Placement
Veterans CARE embedded Individual Placement and Support (IPS) services at four VA medical centers in New York and Massachusetts. IPS prioritizes rapid job search for employment opportunities that match an individual’s needs, talents, and preferences,…
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Meet Social Finance’s New Managing Director, Impact Investments, Michael Grossman
Michael Grossman joined Social Finance in September 2021 to oversee the organization’s impact investing work. In this interview, Michael shares how he got to Social Finance and his vision for the organization.
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Social Finance Vice President Jake Segal Selected as a California 100 Commissioner
Social Finance announced today that Jake Segal, Vice President, has been selected as a Commissioner for California 100, an initiative focused on charting an inspiring vision and strategy for the state's next century.
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The Heart of Giving Podcast
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Campus and Community: Transformative Partnerships Unlocking the Future of Higher Ed
Social Finance conducted research on recent college closures and interviewed a wide range of experts to understand bold, new transformations for postsecondary institutions to adapt to an increasingly uncertain future.
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Delivering Covid-19 Vaccines Rapidly and Equitably in Connecticut
When Covid-19 vaccines first became available in the United States, the challenge of getting as many people vaccinated as quickly as possible fell into the hands of states. Social Finance worked with the state of…
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Alaska’s First Pay for Success Program Helps People Experiencing Homelessness Get—And Stay—Stably Housed, Resulting in First Outcome Payment
As a result of the measured impact the Home for Good program has had on individuals experiencing persistent homelessness in the community, the Municipality of Anchorage made its first outcome payment in July 2021.
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South Carolina Nurse-Family Partnership Social Impact Bond: Interim Project Assessment
The South Carolina Nurse-Family Partnership Social Impact Bond mobilized $29 million to expand NFP services to more than 3,000 first-time mothers with low incomes statewide.