The World Economic Forum’s Global Social Mobility Index and How We Can Take Action
Recognizing that the relationship between a country’s income inequality and its social mobility score on The World Economic Forum’s…
Here’s how countries might actually reach the UN sustainable development goals
We are students behind Kiva Club who work toward reducing and eliminating poverty by increasing financial inclusion and diversity…
Hempfield Kiva Has Loaned $10,500 to Kiva Borrowers
The students at Hempfield High School’s Kiva Club have loaned $10,500 through Kiva to people making better lives.
Stanford Using Artificial Intelligence to Meet the United Nations #1 Sustainability Goal
The elimination of poverty worldwide is the first of 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals for the year 2030. Stanford…
Kiva Invites Lenders to Be the Spark That Changes the World
Be the Spark. Kiva.org is celebrating a decade of lending. 1.8 million people around the world have made a…
Play the Global Impact Video Game by KivaU Sponsored by Citi
Play the Global Impact Video Game by KivaU Sponsored by Citi to help businesses thrive and while keeping yourself…
Temple University Students Raised More Than $260K for Social Causes
In the “10-10-10” Entrepreneurial Marketing class, undergrads get hands-on experience supporting socially minded organizations.
Fox School of Business’s Entrepreneurial Marketing…
Garden Spot Students Envision a Greater World
Garden Spot Middle School students envision a greater world. A teacher and students inspired to pay it forward to…
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