Looking to 2021: How Funder Listening Can Help Us Rebuild
Megan Campbell | October 15, 2020 Read more about how funders can listen well on GrantCraft by Candid and as…
In the midst of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, aid, philanthropy, non-profits and governments are rapidly reimagining the way they communicate and engage with their constituents. This blog series is a way for organizations to share stories about how feedback has helped them face COVID-19, give advice on closing feedback loops in a time of crisis, and share tools and resources to make rapid feedback easy.
The world is changing, so let’s change the world.
Sanjay Fernandes | September 16, 2020 Decades of armed conflict and violence have silenced residents in Colombia. In 2014, SOLE…
Coronavirus CivActs: Bulletins for a diverse population
Doussouba Konate | August 31, 2020 Pour lire en français, cliquez ici. Battling misinformation is always a challenge. It’s even…
Nutrition needs in the global pandemic
Ilse Berenice Garibay Dueñas | August 27, 2020 With an uptick in global hunger during the COVID-19 pandemic, many families…
Adapting with an open ear in the age of COVID-19
Farah Fahd Abdulaziz Al-Wazeer | August 18, 2020 Since 2005, The Small And Micro Enterprise Promotion Service (SMEPS) has fostered…
How to cut above the noise during an infodemic
Chely Esguerra | August 6, 2020 The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is a humanitarian organization that aims…
COVID-19: An opportunity to shift power in research
Melanie Pinet and Carmen Leon-Himmelstine | July 30, 2020 International development research is often guilty of perpetuating colonial power dynamics.…
Survey insights in the age of COVID-19
Clara Ong and Damian Hajda | July 24, 2020 Socialsuite is a technology platform that helps organizations measure the impact…
How Bali Life collaborated for an effective COVID-19 response
Piter Panjaitan | July 22, 2020 Bali Life is a small charity with a big heart. Since 2008, we have…
Listening: A Key Element of Crisis Preparedness
Feedback Labs | May 15, 2020 The COVID-19 pandemic has been a shock to our systems. While we work to…