Blog
Evaluating with a systems lens
By Famin Ahmed, and Elliot Trevithick .
On 10 June 2026.
How to apply a systems-thinking approach to evaluation, focusing on learning, adaptation, and understanding wider system change rather than just measuring individual outcomes.
Blog
Theory of Change – how do you make it fun?
By Jessica Weir .
On 5 June 2026.
Theory of Change is most effective when treated as a creative, collaborative process – using good facilitation, engaging activities, and diverse perspectives to help teams better imagine, design, and achieve meaningful impact.
Blog
AI and governance: what trustees need to know now
By Lily Meisner .
On 3 June 2026.
The article outlines the key strategic, legal, and governance considerations that charity trustees should understand when adopting and overseeing AI within their organisations.
Blog
Rethinking the assets funders bring to capacity building
By Kaan Yilmazturk .
On 29 May 2026.
Rethinking capacity building as a long-term, system-level investment to strengthen the health and resilience of nonprofits that deliver lasting impact.
Blog
AI and impact: the new frontier for funders
By Kaan Yilmazturk .
On 28 May 2026.
AI is transforming philanthropy and service delivery, urging funders to responsibly support AI-enabled impact across the sector.
Blog
Confused about what systems change is?
By Famin Ahmed .
On 26 May 2026.
While many people in the UK impact economy use the term 'systems change', there’s still confusion around what this really means.
Resources
Five types of data framework
By Jessica Weir .
On 22 May 2026.
This resource introduces five types of data that can help organisations measure, understand, and improve their impact.
Blog
AI is reshaping the social impact landscape
By Jessica Weir .
On 20 May 2026.
AI is already changing how charities, funders, and public services work. The question is whether our strategies are keeping up.
Blog
What new SORP guidelines mean for trustees
By Lily Meisner .
On 14 May 2026.
Explore what the 2026 update to the Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) means in practice, and why it matters beyond compliance.