In the last 18 months, it has become increasingly clear that the most effective way we connect, inform and engage our community of nonprofit professionals is in email. This week Generocity.org begins piloting a newsletter-first product.

Take our 3-minute survey and help us understand how we can best continue to be a gathering place for those who want to make our sector and region better.

Founder Nicole Kenney is building the platform to be a safe, authentic, culturally sensitive place for relationships and resources “with wiser and more seasoned women.”

The first Philly cohort of Resilient Coders graduates in May, and two of its soon-to-be-grads share the apps they built with a focus on bettering society.

After a year of massive societal shifts and challenges, we asked readers how they think their workplaces, industries and neighborhoods have fared. Here's what they said.

Local universities and schools offer open access teaching resources and frameworks for environmental sustainability and resilience, says columnist Eric Hartman.

Guest columnist Suzanne Shu writes about effective ways to motivate and nudge people to care for public places.

Guest columnist Sam Chenkin offers four ideas of how to share power with the people you serve.

In and around the Hunting Park neighborhood, Latinx nonprofits use tech to build community and to keep people engaged.

Kensington’s Cesar Andreu Iglesias Community Garden hosted an event on Saturday, bringing together neighbors and organizations to speak out against a housing development planned for the neighborhood.