Last July, as we reached a cultural tipping point in public recognition of the ongoing violence, inequities, and oppression affecting equity-deserving communities, I called on members of our sector to be radically accountable for their role in shifting sy
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At our Annual Community Connector, Recovery and Joy: Holding the Balance we shared how the social impact sector and equity-deserving communities can prioritize joy, and both personal and community care as we continue to work towards building a more equitable, inclusive and sustainable future together.
After eight years at Pillar, we express our deep gratitude to Loredana Wainwright, VP Operations and Innovation Works, for her contributions as she moves on to new opportunities.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created one of the biggest refugee crises of modern times. To date, millions of refugees have fled the country in record numbers. According to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), as of June 1, 2022, the number of refugees fleeing Ukraine is 6.9 million.
Local organizations collaborate to reveal struggling care sector is having difficulty attracting, hiring, and retaining qualified workers.
Do you support an organization invested in positive community impact that could benefit from resources and support in the areas of equity, inclusion, anti-oppression; strategic planning; communications and impact storytelling; business planning; or board governance professional development?
The social impact sector has identified long-standing gaps in worker retention, equitable compensation, talent acquisition, recruitment and addressing employment precarity.
Notwithstanding frequent headlines about their impactful work in communities, London-area nonprofits are struggling to attract the funding they need to do their work during the pandemic and ready themselves for recovery. And it’s been even tougher for small nonprofits according to data that Pillar Nonprofit Network members provided in a micro-survey conducted by Pillar in April.
Social Six, by Pillar Nonprofit Network, is reimagining what it means to do ‘Youth Engagement,’ and we call on you to do the same. The Emerging Leaders series highlights youth voices as crucial partners in addressing issues and making decisions that affect them personally or that they believe to be important.
