NationSwell
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NationSwell is a leading social impact media company dedicated to powering the solutions and innovations that will move our country forward. We advance that mission through a digital media platform that tells powerful, authentic human stories of problem solvers. We find inspiration in the people who are rolling up their sleeves and the things they are doing — to drive advancements in education and environmental sustainability; to make government work better for citizens; to engage more people in national service; to support our veterans and their families; to revitalize our economy and advance the American dream; and more.
We also advance our mission through the Nationswell Council, a membership community of service-minded leaders, and our Studio, where we produce creative, integrated campaigns with mission-aligned partners to move the needle on solutions that matter. Source
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| Scope | National |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesSolution Spotlight: Salesforce Accelerator – Agents for Impact
In January 2023, leaders at Salesforce looked around and saw a world that was changing. Defying the initial predictions of its detractors, crescendoing ChatGPT usage had already pushed the platform past 100 million active monthly users only two months after its launch, and LLMs in general were showing every sign of being poised to take the world by storm.
Impact Next: An interview with ServiceNow’s Lyndsay Harris-Kyei
At a moment of inequality and division, who is advancing the vanguard of economic and social progress to bolster under-served communities? Whose work is fostering the inclusive growth that ensures every individual thrives? Who will set the ambitious standards that mobilize whole industries, challenging their peers to reach new altitudes of social impact?
Catalyzing Public Sector Investment and Accountability in Impact Work
Private sector capital and impact initiatives can achieve lasting, population-level impact when they connect to public systems, budgets, or policy ownership that sustain and scale the work.
NationSwell MainStage: Restoring Purpose in America: Common Purpose through Service
Across the country, Americans are searching for deeper connection: to one another, to their communities, to a shared sense of purpose. At the same time, trust feels increasingly fragile, social isolation remains widespread, and many people are looking for concrete ways to bridge divides that can often feel too large or too entrenched to overcome. Service offers one meaningful place to begin.
Reimagining Workforce Readiness: Why Mental Health and Human Skills Will Define Success in the AI Economy
What if the greatest barrier to workforce readiness wasn’t a lack of technical skills, but the absence of systems that help young people adapt in an ever-changing world? As AI continues to reshape industries and traditional career pathways, the future of workforce readiness may depend less on what young people know and more on how effectively they collaborate, communicate, regulate stress, and navigate uncertainty.
Fueling Rural Prosperity on Rural Terms
Rural communities are seeing renewed interest from outside capital — data centers, manufacturing sites, energy infrastructure, and more – promising jobs and tax base growth. But these investments often come with tradeoffs: land taken out of agricultural use, heavy demands on water and energy systems, and decisions made far from the people most affected.
Impact Next: An interview with Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE)’s Jay Bailey
At a moment of inequality and division, who is advancing the vanguard of economic and social progress to bolster under-served communities? Whose work is fostering the inclusive growth that ensures every individual thrives? Who will set the ambitious standards that mobilize whole industries, challenging their peers to reach new altitudes of social impact?
Influence at Work, Part 3: Showcasing impact’s ROI
In parts 1 and 2 of Influence at Work, I focused on the value unlocked by impact leaders when they reflect business characteristics in how they think and operate. That will get folks quite far in building up a supply of professional capital — i.e., influence — but there’s a third and final leg of the stool that needs as much attention: proving what you’re doing is working. To wit, your influence is compounded over time if you can show — and sell — ROI to the business.
The 1% Tax Floor and Innovative Approaches to Corporate Impact ROI
A new tax reality is changing the economics of corporate philanthropy: companies can now only deduct charitable contributions that exceed 1% of taxable income. That shift is forcing a more explicit conversation inside businesses about the most financially advantageous approaches to philanthropy and how—or whether—those investments generate business value alongside social outcomes.
Five Minutes with… Stacey Abrams on why healthy equity starts close to home
For years, Stacey Abrams has been one of America’s most recognizable champions for expanding access to the ballot box, to economic opportunity, and to the systems that shape who gets to thrive. A former Georgia House minority leader, two-time gubernatorial candidate, bestselling author, and founder of organizations including Fair Fight and American Pride Rises, Abrams has built a national profile by connecting the dots between structural inequities and the everyday lives they shape.