Happiness is not something we find alone. After decades of research on what creates a fulfilling life, the common thread is connection — from volunteering, attending community events or writing a letter of gratitude to a loved one. More in The New York Times: tinyurl.com/mu2z3yun

Tune in for the return of the "Let's Say A Little Bit More About" series where I dig deeper into what we explore on Say More. We’re featuring insights from Angela Glover Blackwell, Heather McGhee & Samantha Tweedy about cultivating hope. Listen here: lnk.to/sayalittlebitm…

What is art’s role in times of crisis? The enduring power of music invites us to remember the tragedies of persecution and to honor the resilience and humanity of those who lived through it. Read how one nonprofit explores in The Chronicle of Philanthropy: tinyurl.com/2a49w752

How can nurturing our spirits evolve our world? We’re revisiting one of our most beloved conversations from Say More, featuring Krista Tippett — The On Being Project creator, renowned Peabody Award-winning broadcaster and New York Times bestselling author. Tune in: tinyurl.com/bdntc84z

We must embrace flexible strategies and bold innovation to drive impact, even amid uncertainty. Stanford Social Innovation Review explores how adaptability and imagination can help social sector leaders effectively respond to and lead through complex change. tinyurl.com/m735ap2m

On Say More, I sat down with Moms Demand Action founder Shannon Watts. Reflecting on the Sandy Hook tragedy, she shares her journey from grief to rage to activism with insights into connecting with others across lines of difference to unite around shared values. tinyurl.com/652x469s

What better way to honor the complexities of America’s history than by walking the very path of our ancestors. Inspired by learning from the past to build a better future, young leaders trace the steps of Harriet Tubman. More in Nonprofit Quarterly: tinyurl.com/nhdkusas

If you know me, you know I’m a big lover of jazz. It’s a vital piece of our culture and creative legacy that sparks stories and connection across generations. Loved reading how #philanthropy has been supporting this art: tinyurl.com/4v6b947s

How can art help build a thriving democracy? An expression of our authentic selves, art allows us to share our unique stories, sparking curiosity and understanding of others — an essential foundation for an engaged civic society. Nonprofit Quarterly: tinyurl.com/5bdeab52

What we can accomplish together far exceeds what we can achieve alone. Stanford Social Innovation Review shares insights into how philanthropy can deepen impact through collaboration, especially during times of uncertainty. tinyurl.com/msn9dddz

We have yet to realize the full potential of an economy that truly includes everyone. A clear assessment of economic impacts on women of color allows us to understand systems more holistically and create opportunities where all can thrive. 19thnews: tinyurl.com/ff7738mh

“You can’t spreadsheet your way out of injustice.” Real change happens when we lean into our interdependence and honor the wisdom of communities, who know best what they need. More in Nonprofit Quarterly: tinyurl.com/3at57mtf

Individual grants won't solve systemic problems. Real change requires investing in the networks and shared resources that help nonprofits coordinate, learn together, and respond when communities need them most. The MacArthur Foundation explains why: bit.ly/45UmHwF

Philanthropy is essential in strengthening civic engagement and helps us find common ground for a thriving democracy. Inside Philanthropy shares how funders play an important role in cultivating inclusive systems and collaboration. tinyurl.com/yte56atj

Community is medicine. It is so important to create spaces where Black youth can experience joy and connection – where community is an anchor for support and belonging. More in 19thnews: tinyurl.com/4yym6u22

We are in a time of fragmentation, and the fear people carry across differences is, in many ways, a shared experience. Cultivating awe – in nature, art, faith or everyday wonder – can open us back up to connection and care for one another. The Atlantic: tinyurl.com/4f9bvk9h

The whole is always greater than the sum of its parts – true collaboration requires candid conversations about how power shows up across organizations. Nonprofit Quarterly shares how to navigate these dynamics and build the trust needed for deeper impact. tinyurl.com/mtk8va84

.The Atlantic examines how the nation’s history shapes its present & future as we approach America’s 250th anniversary. It offers a vision of hope – one that must be actively realized to fulfill the promise of an America where all can thrive. tinyurl.com/3dv9w45h