Spring Skills for Cities will connect corporate volunteers with leading Texas-based nonprofits focused equity to find solutions to their most pressing capacity-building challenges.
Common Impact highlights outstanding leaders at the forefront of climate action and sustainability. Today we hear from Binka Le Breton, an award-winning author, environmentalist, and activist. Binka lives in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, where she co-directs Iracambi Research Center and serves as an International Leason. Iracambi is a Brazilian non-profit dedicated to figuring out better forest care methods and protecting …
Common Impact’s Fall 2022 Skills for Cities event – held during National Pro Bono Week – connected corporate volunteers with leading nonprofits focused on climate justice, racial equity, and sustainability to find solutions to their most pressing capacity-building challenges. An incredible group of 70 volunteers from eight companies and leaders from ten nonprofits collaborated at …
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Common Impact announced the appointment of Lori Murphy as Chief Partnerships Officer.
Director of Programs Tessa Vithayathil shares her personal DEI journey, the importance of strong leadership and diverse executive teams, and how to walk the talk when it comes to equity.
CEO Leila Saad shares predictions for the future of work, strategies for reconciling gaps between employee expectations and what employers are willing to provide, and more.
At Skills for Cities Fall 2022, Common Impact hosted a Community Conversation on the intersection of climate change and racial inequity, exploring how water contamination, food insecurity, and other climate issues have disproportionately affected communities of color.
Skills for Cities connects corporate volunteers with leading nonprofits focused on climate justice, racial equity, and sustainability to find solutions to their most pressing capacity-building challenges.
Hispanic Heritage Month is also a time to re-examine the issues and struggles of marginalized communities, affirm their contributions, and recommit to championing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in our communities and workplace.
Young Chicago Authors is dedicated to empowering young people from all backgrounds to understand the inherited value of their stories and experiences while reimagining their possibilities through the power of words and language. YCA operates on the premises that unlocking the potential of young people will lead to more inclusive and equitable communities.
