digitizing nonprofits

November 15, 2021

EXECUTIVE PLATFORM

Reflecting on twenty years of NetHope

6 min read

NetHope is a global consortium of nonprofit organizations that specializes in improving connectivity and collaboration among NGOs, serving tens of millions each year in 180+ countries. SVP of Corporate Affairs, Tae Yoo, reflects on Cisco's 20-year journey of NetHope and what lies ahead.

How MIND Research Institute uses collaboration tools like Webex for hybrid work

6 min read

MIND Research Institute is not only passionate about helping students learn math but also creating an inclusive hybrid work environment.

Upwardly Global: Bridging the divide for immigrants to thrive in the U.S. workforce

7 min read

Upwardly Global (UpGlo), is a Cisco nonprofit partner that has supported over 18,000 internationally trained professionals restart their careers in the U.S.

Simprints: Using touchless biometrics to facilitate access to healthcare

4 min read

Cisco first began supporting Simprints in 2018 to help customize and test mobile camera-based biometrics using facial recognition. Learn more about our partnership.

A social good data platform transforming global COVID response through citizen engagement

3 min read

For countless people around the world, Ushahidi’s open source data platform has been a lifeline during the global response to COVID. Learn more.

Astia is transforming the way we fund businesses

6 min read

Cisco has invested in early-phase funding to help Astia develop a tech-enabled platform to source and screen companies applying to Astia for investment, and work to remove bias from the investment process.

Code.org: Driving a global digital literacy movement in K-12 education

4 min read

There are over 2 billion computers and more than 2.5 million apps in the world today, integrated into nearly every aspect of our lives. They influence how we work, drive, access healthcare, vote and more – and their uses are only growing. But how much do we really know about them? The answer for many of us is very little. The nonprofit Code.org is on a mission to change that.