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Organisation: Pro Bono Australia

Articles:

Launching Corporate Community Online – A CSR Game-Changer

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - Pro Bono Australia - Australia’s leading social business resourcing the Not for Profit sector - has launched a new website that’s set to change the profile of Corporate Social Responsibility in Australia.

Pyjamas for Purpose

Spotlight

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - In this week’s Spotlight on Social Enterprise, Nadia Boyce investigates a trendy new social enterprise spruiking pyjamas to support those sleeping rough on our streets.

Social Licence to Operate Under the Microscope

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - The business case for managing a company’s social licence to operate is all about managing risk, according to a new Australian publication.

Getting Employees More Active in Corporate Volunteering

Hot Topic

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - The Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM), as part of its latest research, offers its advice on how a company can get its employees more involved in corporate volunteering?

Tracking Corporate Disaster Relief from the Head to the Heart

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - Globally, there is now a near-universal demand for corporate aid in the aftermath of natural disasters. Nadia Boyce looks at the hyper sensitive issues around the emotions and motives of corporate giving.

UN Planning for Sustainable Development

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - Sustainability reporting can serve as bridge between business and sustainable development, according to the UN’s Global Report Initiative (GRI).

Social Impact: “I know it’s there but I just can’t seem to see it.”

Opinion

Impact

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - As a society we are still at kindergarten in understanding social impact. But the good news is the practice of social impact is gaining speed… fast, according to experienced social return on investment (SROI)practitioner, Ross Wyatt.

NFPs urge to ‘Rethink Sugary Drink’

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - Leading Australian health Not for Profits will hold a gathering of experts and community organisations in Melbourne to discuss Australia’s increasing sugary drink consumption.

The Australian Supply Chain Disclosure Imperative

Opinion

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 - The newly introduced G4 guidelines provide a great opportunity for Australian companies to showcase their supply chain performance, but the issue is to disclose supply chain issues that might not be on the radar of the Australian public, says CSR researcher Martijn Boersma.

Internet access is a human right in Guatemala, why not in Australia?

Opinion

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 1st October 2013 - What does it mean to have access to the Internet if you can’t afford to use it, asks Susan Wilson from Anglicare Victoria.

Seven Pointers for Stopping the Boats Ethically

Hot Topic

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 1st October 2013 - Is there any ethical discussion to be had about stopping the boats, or is it just a matter of whatever it takes? Professor of law at Australian Catholic University, Fr Frank Brennan offers his seven points for stopping the boats ethically in this article first published in Eureka Street.

Bandanna Campaign Goes ‘Virtual’

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 1st October 2013 - A national cancer Not for Profit is using the latest ‘virtual’ technology to upscale its annual ‘bandanna’ fundraiser.

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Articles:

Internet access is a human right in Guatemala, why not in Australia?

Seven Pointers for Stopping the Boats Ethically

Bandanna Campaign Goes ‘Virtual’

We’re not your average jobs board