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Every ten years, states redraw voting district lines. Redistricting has already taken place based on the results of the 2020 U.S. Census, but the upcoming November 8, 2022 elections will be the first

“There is nothing more powerful than a new idea in the hands of a social entrepreneur.” —Bill Drayton. The concept of a regenerative economy centers on the belief that people, through global

A conversation between Net Impact's CEO Peter Lupoff and Climate Fellow Hilary Manzo If you’re in the sustainability space, you’re well acquainted with the alphabet soup of acronyms. But there’s one

Some of us have a clear idea of what we want to do: what work brings us joy, what skills come naturally to us, and what kind of job will fulfill us until we retire. Knowing your intended direction can

When it comes to climate change, it’s easy for the conversation to fall solely on the myriad of problems without giving proper attention to solutions. This Earth Day, Net Impact wants to celebrate the

I was an investment professional for over 25 years before I came to realize that all investing had an ‘impact’. Further, that returns can be the same, whether seeking financial return indifferent to

For over 29 years, Net Impact has established a global grassroots network of inspired individuals who are helping to redefine capitalism as we have come to know it. And in the end, the goal is to

Of the many lessons that we, as a global society, have learned since the start of the pandemic, one of the more significant is how interconnected our individual lives are to the outcomes experienced

What makes social entrepreneurship so crucial in today’s world is its ability to harness business for the good and apply creativity, innovation, and empathy to tackle our global society’s most

This month, Elle Smith, American model, journalist, and Miss USA 2021 sat down with Nesha Mutuku, director of the Net Impact Black Professional Chapter, former moderator of Net Impact’s The

The latest IPCC Report came out last month and, once again, the message is clear: Things are worse than previously thought, the communities least responsible for climate change will be the most

Net Impact is excited to feature an excerpt of Philip McKenzie’s essay, which was originally published on Medium, on our blog. To read the full article, please visit his Medium page here. “The