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The village still matters but it’s becoming rarer

(MINDEROO FOUNDATION; July 2025)–Activating Civic and Community Participation is a new research initiative to better understand what helps people feel connected to their community.

“This is an opportunity to deeply understand the conditions that enable people to contribute to their communities. By working across disciplines and perspectives, we can generate insights that not only inform philanthropy but also help communities shape their own futures,” said Thea Snow, Director at the Centre for Public Impact.
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Launching the AI Opportunity Initiative for Europe

(GOOGLE; 12 February 2024)–Our AI Opportunity Fund: Europe, in partnership with the Centre for Public Impact, is seeking applications from social enterprises and nonprofits who can help us reach those people most likely to benefit from this training. Selected organisations will receive bespoke and facilitated training on foundational AI in local languages delivered directly to the workers in their communities and cash grants for critical wraparound support.

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Cutting letter delivery could isolate Denmark’s most vulnerable

(THE PARLIAMENT; 17 April 2025)–Even small features of everyday life, such as a postbox or interaction with a postal employee, can boost the bond between citizen and society.

“We are seeing trust in government institutions and government services falling. Governments need to rethink how that trust and legitimacy is built in a digital age,” said Nick Thompson, the CEO of the Centre for Public Impact.

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A global framework for building inclusive economies

(BUILT4ALL; 2020)–The Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth and the Centre for Public Impact led a collaborative exercise to gather insights from Nobel laureates, heads of international organizations, and some of the world’s leading thinkers across sectors. We asked the experts: What is wrong with the economy? How can we fix it? And we summarized what we heard in Built for All.

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