According to West Fair Online, IBM has a new social impact program that will select nonprofits working in sectors such as climate change and offer them pro bono computing services. 

IBM has rolled out a global pro bono social impact program that provides its experts and technologies, including hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence, to aid nonprofits focused on populations vulnerable to environmental threats, including climate change, extreme weather and pollution.. 

According to Forbes, Goodwill Industries offers digital training to help underrepresented people get the tech skills that current employers are looking for.

With all of the upheaval happening in the world, we could use some uplifting and positive news. 

According to Stanford Social Innovations, nonprofit leaders have to learn to run effective hybrid programs.

As we move bumpily toward a post-pandemic new normal, one thing is clear: Many future meetings and events will involve both in-person and remote participants.