Samantha Brown of Doteveryone explains how data practitioners can design for the best possible outcome.

For Cara LaPointe, coauthor of the Blockchain Ethical Design Framework, better questions make for better technologies.

Nick Hamlin of GlobalGiving explains how the organization ran an impact study to measure its own effectiveness and why all nonprofits should follow suit.

Tracy Ann Kosa, a former Non-Resident Fellow at the Digital Civil Society Lab, discusses how and why we need to measure data privacy.

“Researchers, companies, and governments holding data face a fundamental tension between risk to respondents and benefits to science.”

The world’s largest global crowdfunding community for nonprofits wanted to evaluate its impact, so it applied a new framework to find answers.

The real question for nonprofits and foundations is not how will they use AI, but how is AI being used within the domains within which they work and how must they respond?

For most people in the world, getting online is too expensive, and for those who can afford it, service is often unreliable or non-existent. What could this mean for democracy?

UNOCHA’s Stuart Campo explains how the challenges of managing data risk are breathing life into a new set of guidelines for the sector.

Civil society organizations should guard against “authenticity theft,” a troubling trend that may yet reveal a silver lining.