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The 2025 Philanthropy Landscape
Despite global economic uncertainty, philanthropy is thriving in 2025. Discover new opportunities for fundraising as wealth grows and changes hands in this dynamic landscape.
Data Privacy by Design: Essential Things to Look for in a People Data Provider
As the business landscape becomes increasingly data-driven, people intelligence data has
evolved from a “nice to have” into a critical asset.
The Great Wealth Transfer is Here – Learn Five ways to Reach NextGen Donors
What does the Great Wealth Transfer mean for philanthropy?
Please, Touch The Art: VR Encourages Audience To Become The Exhibit
Nancy Baker Cahill, Wesley Allsbrook, Drue Kataoka and Jorge R. Gutierrez break down walls (and through glass ceilings) to take art into the next dimension.
11 Ways to Bootstrap Your New Small Business When the Economy Is Down
There's a popular saying that "you need money to make money," but that isn't always true.
Why You Should Break Up With Your Big Bank
Banks are such an integral part of our lives, that we take for granted how much they do for us — but what exactly are they doing with your money?
How To Invest In Companies That Pay Employees Well, Clean Up The Environment, And Care About The Future
The impact investing market has grown to over $500 billion, making it a mainstream way to diversify your investment portfolio.
Personal Loan vs. Credit Card: Which Is Better for You?
Credit cards offer perks such as flexibility, rewards, and bonuses, but can make it easier to spend.
Berggruen Institute Casts L.A. as the Lab to Reconceive Humanity
Beyond L.A.'s glamorous, famously sunny façade, the city has always had some pretty deep thoughts going on.
L.A. is home to a slate of Nobel Prize winners, top universities and some of the most oft-cited research reservoirs in the world (among them the California Institute of Technology and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory). We are the “creative capital of the world,” and people don't call you that just for being pretty. The weirder aspects of our city's history have a cerebral component to t...
Best of L.A. Arts: Japan House Is a Feast for All The Senses
In August 2018, a cultural outpost opened its doors in one of the most unlikely of places in Los Angeles — the giant, crawling-with-tourists mall at Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue.
How Drag Became a Modern Pop Art Movement
From fringe players, drag queens have become an embodiment of Warholian pop art.
L.A.’s Arts Community Drives Angelenos to the Polls with the For Freedoms Congress
Originally founded as an “arts-centric super PAC” in 2016, Hank Willis Thomas and Eric Gottesman’s For Freedoms organization has evolved in surprising ways over the years.
International Women’s Day 2025: How Gender Parity Insights Can Transform Engagement
Since 1911, International Women’s Day has championed women’s rights in every area of society, including the arts, healthcare, sports, technology, and the workplace.
4 apps that help you invest in clean tech, gender equality, and a healthy planet
Ready to get started with impact investing? Signing up with Betterment , Ellevest , or Wealthsimple is easy.
When I took out my student loans, I also got life insurance to protect my parents if I die before my debt is paid off
Like many people, I had to finance my education with student loans , and my parents were cosigners.