https://www.social-current.org/2025/02/how-human-and-social-service-organizations-are-leveraging-technology-in-2025/
As the social sector enters 2025, it faces an evolving landscape of both tremendous opportunities and significant challenges Emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), offer the potential to transform organizations by driving productivity and efficiency However, these advancements also bring important considerations around responsible deployment and risk management
To...
https://www.social-current.org/2025/02/navigating-workforce-challenges-2025-trends-and-solutions-for-the-social-sector/
The social sector is at a critical juncture, grappling with persistent workforce challenges that impact both the effectiveness of organizations and the well-being of employees From inadequate wages and growing financial hardship for many nonprofit workers, to the increasing difficulty of filling key leadership roles, nonprofits face a host of obstacles that...
https://www.social-current.org/2025/02/adaptive-leadership-learning-to-lead-through-uncertainty/
Nonprofit leaders face challenges at some point, regardless of their field Changes in policies, funding, or the needs of the organization can happen suddenly During uncertain times, staff and community members look to their leaders for support, guidance, and reassurance that they can overcome these challenges This is...
https://www.social-current.org/2025/01/the-power-of-mentorship-in-leadership-development-insights-from-the-executive-leadership-institute/
The mentorship program offered as part of Social Current’s Executive Leadership Institute (ELI) plays a pivotal role in developing transformative leaders By pairing seasoned leaders with emerging talent, ELI creates a unique, supportive environment where knowledge sharing, personal growth, and professional development converge...
https://www.social-current.org/2025/01/apply-now-for-social-currents-2025-innovative-impact-award/
Social Current is seeking competitive submissions for its 2025 Innovative Impact Award Too often great ideas are kept in-house without recognizing their potential to create change beyond the communities where they were born Social Current’s Innovative Impact Award identifies, documents, and celebrates examples of successful approaches to management...
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https://www.social-current.org/2025/01/jan-27-federal-update-social-current-releases-2025-2027-policy-agenda/
Social Current has released its 2025-27 Federal Public Policy Agenda, outlining key priorities and a bold vision for the 119th Congress
This agenda is the culmination of months of research and development, incorporating the priorities of the Social Current network that were gathered through focus groups, surveys, and...
https://www.social-current.org/2025/01/policy-brief-s-1351-stop-institutional-child-abuse-act/
The Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act, introduced by Sens Jeff Merkley (D-Ore), John Cornyn (R-Texas), and Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala), was created to study and prevent child abuse in youth residential programs It was signed into law December 2024
Key Provisions...
https://www.social-current.org/2025/01/social-current-releases-2025-2027-federal-public-policy-agenda/
Social Current has released its 2025-27 Federal Public Policy Agenda, outlining key priorities and a bold vision for the 119th Congress Social Current is dedicated to building a more equitable society where all people can thrive, and this public policy agenda reaffirms our commitment to...
https://www.social-current.org/2025/01/martin-luther-king-jr-day-2025-is-an-opportunity-for-advancing-social-justice/
Martin Luther King Jr Day, Jan 20, 2025, is an annual observance to honor the life and legacy of the prominent civil rights leader There are a variety of ways to recognize the holiday, including personal reflection, education, service projects, and advocacy
“At Social Current, we say that equity...
