Corporate Citzenship Perspectives

Something amazing happens when people unite to advance ambitious goals: the goals become possible to achieve!

As a leading organic food company, Clif Bar integrates sustainability into its entire product life cycle.

All sustainability and social impact work is change management.

The Community Involvement Technology Vendor Report is intended as a starting point for anyone selecting and managing technology solutions for employee giving, volunteering, and grant making programs.

As a corporate citizenship professional, your leadership—even if you don’t sit at the top of the organization—is critical to your company’s success in achieving its purpose.

Ally Financial, a leading digital financial services company, structures its corporate citizenship efforts so that they align with its overall business purpose and makes the best use of its unique resources to help improve economic mobility for all.

The Accelerated Certificate Summit—being offered from January 14 to January 18 in San Diego, CA—is a week-long hybrid learning experience that dives deep into CSR best practices and connects core skills with elective courses most relevant to corporate citizenship practitioners’ work.

Which CSR and sustainability rankings should you prioritize? The answer depends on your company's strengths, weaknesses, goals, and peers.

A case study from Microsoft on how companies can become more active in policy and political issues—from education, to immigration, to human rights.

Learn about the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship’s Profile of the Professionals 2018, which presents norms and trends in corporate citizenship departments across the country.

As corporate citizenship leaders, we should cultivate four important behaviors to develop resilience.

Vanguard has developed a number of initiatives to achieve its objective of supporting and educating children, including the My Classroom Economy program.

The merits of diverse and inclusive workforces are well-documented. The Center provides resources to help you create inclusive environments that recognize and reward your employees equally.

The final day of the event was rich with inspiration and ideas, as attendees learned from a wide array of CSR experts, solidified connections during networking events, and were introduced to next year’s Conference location.

By the end of the first full day of the event, attendees had participated in panel discussions, workshops, case studies, networking events, and four inspiring keynote sessions.

Attendees came together for dynamic keynotes, deep-diving breakout sessions, and collaborative networking opportunities to share how they leverage responsibility to strengthen resilience and achieve results.

Hundreds of CSR professionals traveled to Los Angeles to kick off an event dedicated to helping corporate citizenship professionals strengthen the connections between resilience, responsibility, and results.

This week, the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship will gather CSR leaders from around the world for two and a half days of learning, sharing, and growing.

The Center's Trends in Sustainable Business study is a guide to help you address the environmental impacts in your operations—and at your own events.

In 2014, the team at ArcelorMittal completed a thorough and strategic materiality process, which laid the groundwork for the creation of a sustainable development framework.