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Fundraising is having a hard time in the press at the moment. Kate Sayer argues that we can't put all the blame on fundraisers.

Looking to address tragedy by forming a charity may be admirable, but can lead to ineffective duplication in the sector says Plum Lomax.

Matt Robinson at Big Society Capital, warns that we still know very little about what impact is actually being created by social investing.

Scott Colfe argues that empathy is at the heart of successful digital transformation within the charity sector (but is often missing).

Judith Davey explains that to drive external innovations to the social issues faced by a charity's beneficiaries, innovation must be adopted internally.

To drive change, perhaps the UK social sector needs some unifying, cross-sector goals. Vanilla's Rachel Whale explores what the benefits of this would be.

There are political moves afoot to reform to personal, social and health education. NPC’s Katy looks at the charities we can all learn from on this issue.

Tough economic times in Greece remind us that funders should always be prepared. What can be done when a charity is facing difficulties.