Survival of the Empathic Machine
Editor’s note: For those of our readers who are curious about how we learn what we learn, the scholar of our team, Kelly Lynch, has…
Empathy in Motion: 6 Reasons It’s the Right Online Course for You
What does volunteering have to do with empathy? By Angela Parker 1. You believe volunteering is generally a good thing, but deep down you think:…
You Go Ahead and Change the World, I’m Just Here for the Blonde
Just northeast of Los Angeles is a mountain range known as the San Gabriels and they are special to me. When the sunlight starts to…
Announcing: Transformative Online Course for Employee Volunteering
In today’s sociopolitical climate, people of all types find themselves engaged in conversations that often share themes of uncertainty, power, or change. Who is in…
Without Data, You’re Just Another Person with an Opinion
The following is a guest post from Amanda Bowman via our friends at Emerging World. It has been gently edited for the RW blog. Enjoy!…
One Last Thought for the Road
Dear friends of Realized Worth, Last week, the RW team gathered around a holiday feast in Toronto and happily raised our glasses to the hope…
What We Learned: Employee Volunteering in 2016
There’s a lot of ink spilled this time of year – “best of”/”worst of” lists, top 10 cat videos (OK – go to that link, but…
How the Value of Volunteering Shows Up at Work
Prosocial behavior or “voluntary behavior intended to benefit another” is strongly motivated by empathy. And, next to growing empathy, increased prosocial behavior is arguably one…
IMPACT 2030 Debuts in South America
[peekaboo_link]Click here for the Spanish version (haga clic aquí para la versión en español)[/peekaboo_link]. [peekaboo_content] IMPACT 2030 se Presenta en Sur América Los socios fundadores…