Front and Center: Our Work, Our Impact, Our Innovation Earlier this year the Benetech marketing team sat down with a diverse group of our colleagues and asked a simple question,… read more →
The hackathon model might be great for the startup scene, but it’s not well adapted for the social impact space. One reason is that hackathons work best when engineers are… read more →
United Way Bay Area and Benetech to expand access to health and human services resource data for residents in need Benetech, the leading software for social good nonprofit, today announced… read more →
Ingram Content Group’s VitalSource® and CoreSource® to incorporate the results of Benetech’s Global Certified Accessible program into their service offerings Early supporters of Global Certified Accessible include Elsevier, HarperCollins Publishers, Harvard Business… read more →
In new book, Jim Fruchterman explains how accessible ebooks help people with disabilities obtain education, employment, and social inclusion “We want the right to read the same book at the… read more →
Seven Accessibility Questions for Procurement Teams to Ask Publishers Digital content is on the rise in classrooms across the country. Much of this content comes in the form of ebooks.… read more →
Partnership with Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida to serve as model for a nationwide federation of social services resource directories PALO ALTO, Calif. — May 18, 2017 — Benetech, the… read more →
Anh Bui on ecosystem engagement & driving systemic change Welcome to The Impact, our blog series that spotlights thought leaders pioneering the software for social good ecosystem. At Benetech, we know that the social sector must embrace the… read more →
Thank you to all of the volunteers and community members who advance our software for social good mission “Do your little bit of good wherever you are; it’s those little… read more →
Five assumptions that limit your global user base When you have reliable, constant access to running water, it can be difficult to conceive of the daily lives of those who… read more →