Are you working to address injustices, fund effective solutions, and take innovative approaches to social impact for a corporation? The job isn’t easy, but it’s even harder without the right context. This CSR reading list will equip you with tools to make a positive social impact.
Could we have reached a new era where companies can profit from social change? Impact measurement expert Jason Saul explores the evolving role of business in society. Learn more.
The power dynamics behind philanthropy and finance are often unjust. Grantmaking executive Edgar Villanueva explores the problems and opportunities in philanthropy from an indigenous perspective. Learn more.
Can companies drive transformative change, rather than just incremental progress? These authors provide a guide for businesses and others who seek to make a lasting social impact through a social entrepreneurship model. Learn more.
Are companies, the wealthy, and others with power just pretending to help? The author seeks to uncover motives and identify who is really benefiting from the changemaking industry. Learn more.
What solutions should we be investing in and how can we be sure? Two Nobel Prize-winning economics measured the effectiveness of poverty solutions based on randomized control trials conducted around the globe. Learn more.
Civil rights lawyer Michelle Alexander fueled a social movement with this book. She calls attention to the current era of mass incarceration and racial injustice that denies African Americans the rights sought and seemingly won in the Civil Rights Movement. Learn more.
What is a B Corp and how does the certification’s standards for environmental impact, social impact, and good governance help make business a force for good? Learn more.
The authors demonstrate how purposeful leadership, integration of customer and employee objectives, and conscious workplace culture can make business work better. Learn more.
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