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New Infrastructure for Humanitarian Giving fetchAndInjectHTML('/defer-load/edit-this/20293', document.currentScript);

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By Barbara G. Wheeler
| Uncharted Ground With SSIR
Two humanitarian leaders working on the front lines of disaster and conflict recently cofounded The Aid Cloud, an innovative platform that connects private funding with local humanitarian organizations in a post-USAID world.
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Why Charlie Kirk Didn’t Build a ‘MoveOn of the Left’ fetchAndInjectHTML('/defer-load/edit-this/20290', document.currentScript);

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By Dave Karpf, Barbara G. Wheeler
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Charlie Kirk speaks at a Turning Point USA campus event in 2021. (Photo by Gage Skidmore via Flickr CC BY-SA 2.0) In the wake of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk’s murder last year, many of his obituaries made mention of the same curious fact in his origin story: At age 18, Kirk set out to build a conservative equivalent to the progressive campaigning powerhouse MoveOn.org.
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The Unfinished Work of Choosing Well fetchAndInjectHTML('/defer-load/edit-this/20287', document.currentScript);

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By Maoz Brown, Barbara G. Wheeler
| Stanford Social Innovation Review Verified
(Illustration by iStock/Rudzhan Nagiev) Not long ago, a clear sign a foundation took results seriously was an evaluation department. Today, it is a learning team. You can see the change in The Center for Evaluation Innovation’s 2023 benchmark report: “Learning” appeared in nearly two-thirds of surveyed evaluation staff titles, up from one in five in 2015, and overtook “evaluation” for the first time. This is a good thing.
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