Have UK Corporates Stepped Back from Their DEI Commitments Following the US Shift? The US Backdrop Donald Trump’s executive orders have sparked a marked rollback of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) efforts across the US. Cuts in public sector DEI roles and the quiet exit of corporations from earlier diversity…

Tell us a bit about yourself I am currently a third-year student majoring in International Business Law at Rikkyo University in Tokyo, Japan. My interest in social impact and sustainability has grown through my studies, where I have been exposed to policy-making efforts that seek to balance community welfare with…

 By Timothy Cheng, Senior Consultant at TSIC In a world grappling with intensifying climate crises, growing inequality, and political polarisation, the social impact sector faces unprecedented challenges that demand both innovative thinking and sustained commitment. As funding resources become increasingly constrained and complex problems require more collaborative approaches, practitioners need…

By Bonnie Chiu, MD, TSIC (This is part one of a four-part series of blogs sharing lessons from our acquisition of TSIP and Renaisi) We’ve had a few tough years in the social impact space – and the challenges seem to keep growing, from backlash against civil liberties to economic…

Bonnie Chiu As wealth transfers are set to benefit women more than men in coming decades, women are playing increasingly decisive roles in philanthropy. This trend is particularly prevalent in an emerging and growing area of philanthropy – spend-down philanthropy, where philanthropists and foundations set a time limit to channel…

Tell us a bit about yourself? I’m currently a third year student studying Education and Human Development located at Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. I am studying abroad in London in an International Relations program which is what brings me here! I’m really passionate about youth, policy, and how…

Tell us a bit about yourself I’m currently studying abroad in London for this semester from Boston University!. I’m a health science and public policy student! My interest in non-profit work stems from my own lived experiences with programs that have aided me in getting to where I am today!…

Towards the end of last year, we took a step back to reflect on how the evaluation sector has evolved. At TSIC, our recent tender research project set out to explore the approaches, methodologies, and subject matter expertise most commonly sought by evaluation commissioners and discussed at major European and…

On 7th February 2025, the Equitable Evaluation Collective (EEC) hosted a governance workshop to explore how we can move towards a more decentralised model. With participation from eight engaged members, we discussed how EEC can evolve to better reflect and serve its growing community. This workshop is part of our…