Published by Antoinette Siu on 06 Dec 2012
Celeste, Wiser.org’s community manager shares her thoughts on her recent trip to India, which included some incredible experiences, part of which included a broken elbow after hiking. Here she recounts a short story of her visit. India really is an incredible country I came here in early November for our yearly staff and editors gathering [...]
Published by Antoinette Siu on 05 Dec 2012
by Laura Ross-Perry WiserEarth U.S. staff/interns show their appreciation with handmade, recycled paper signs (L to R: Laura, Alex, Antoinette, Peggy, Ari). December 5, 2012, marks the 27th anniversary of UN International Volunteer Day! As Volunteer Coordinator for Wiser.org, I have witnessed first-hand the incredible impact that volunteers can have on an organization. The Wiser [...]
Published by Gillian Gurish on 17 Sep 2012
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Part of the joy of working with WiserEarth, whether as an intern (like me), a volunteer, a donor or a staff member, is not just explaining what we do but how we do it. We have 8 staff members and 6 interns – and they are spread out over 8 countries. And that doesn’t even include our incredible volunteer force that is spread out all over the globe. How exactly can a small organization run when its staff lives in more time zones than you can count on one hand? Step inside our office and find out. |
Published by Sil Gabriell on 15 Jun 2012
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Sil Grabriell, Wiser.org Editor, had the honor of doing an interview with Ana Person about her work as a community builder and her participation at the Rio+20 conferences. The original interview was in Portuguese and is available here. |
Published by Peggy on 04 Apr 2012
Published by Katherine Bray on 20 Mar 2012
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Company volunteerism is an up and coming way to grow the workplace. What’s in it for the companies? › Continue reading… |
Published by Peggy on 14 Mar 2012
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83 percent of small businesses said they plan to hire up to half of their workers as virtual workers in the next year. |
Published by Peggy on 23 Mar 2011
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Today brought together 300 people in Standford to discuss large scale social change across sectors. I was amazed to see such a diverse group of individuals, from funders to NGO leaders, government representatives and many more. This conference was presented by FSG and the Stanford Social Innovation Review. I deeply thank them for making a live stream of the conference. › Continue reading…
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