- Holden Karnofsky, co-founder of the nonprofit-evaluation group GiveWell, says he is against the government’s efforts to expand the Harlem Children’s Zone approach to other places.
- On her blog, Jocelyn Harmon, director of nonprofit services at Care2, along with Allyson Kapin, founder of Women Who Teach, offer a presentation on how to raise money online.
- The United States is behind the curve in advancing social entrepreneurship and innovation, writes Timothy Ogden, publisher of Philanthropy Action, on the Harvard Business Review blog.
- Ellen Remmer of the Philanthropic Initiative writes about new grants from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to help educate donors.
- Tony Proscio, a consultant, writes on the Duke University Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civil Society blog about his new report on Atlantic Philanthropies’ plans to distribute all its assets and shut down.
One Response to The Argument Against Expanding Harlem Children’s Zone Nationwide; Plus More: Friday’s Roundup
ppcllc - July 9, 2010 at 5:58 pm
No suprise about the Harlem Children’s Zone. Obama does EVERYTHING prematurely, inefficiently and without appropriate analysis.