Welcome to the Loeb Center Social Impact page. Social Impact entails work that has measurable value-driven metrics, addresses the socioeconomic problem to the fullest extent, and promulgates equal opportunities and equitable outcomes. On this page you will find a plethora of resources as you mull over or dive into the realm of social impact and public service work. Importantly, embarking in a career in social impact fulfills the humanist need of service to society and oneself, the hallmark of a republic-democracy. 10% of the American workforce is employed in the non-profit sector, mostly small agencies with less than 100 employees with less than $100K annual budget, while federal, state, and local government jobs – including subcontractors – account for another 7% of the Pre-Covid 150 million person workforce. We invite you to consider joining the small but influential number of changemakers.
Kindred Motes-Caso, founder of KM Strategies Group (KMSG), runs a social impact consultancy that emphasizes innovative reforms, work-life balance, and corporate social responsibility, while advising clients like USAID and NYC Health. KMSG is notable for its commitment to donating 10% …
The article focuses on strategies for government agencies to recruit diverse early-career candidates for security roles. It suggests methods like social media takeovers, inclusive application processes, outreach and mentorship programs, college recruitment partnerships, transparent communication, and adapting messaging to reflect …
The author of this article recounts their experience as a lobbyist in Washington, DC, highlighting the pervasive influence of money in politics and the ethical dilemmas they faced. They discuss the routine nature of fundraising and its impact on legislative …
