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I’ve spent the past two months vibe-coding an amazing project—honestly, it's something I’ve wanted to build for 30 years. And today, I'm finally sharing the beta here https://pcdnaiimpact.netlify.app/
Quick heads up before we get into it: please don't share this with anyone else just yet. We’re only sending to people in our community and some peers for now to get lots of feedback and input.
Welcome to AI and Impact Careers. It’s a one-stop shop to help impact professionals prepare for the future of work today.
We completely ditched the hype and the doom. Instead, we built something evidence-based that looks at how the nature of careers is actually changing.
Since it's a beta, it still needs some features, but right now we’ve got real news, deep dives on upskilling, a salary negotiator, a brilliant career coach and some actual humor. There’s even a safe space to ask all those AI questions you’re afraid to ask.
Right now, I just want you to test it. Break it. Help us understand what works.
Because it is a beta, not everything is perfect yet. The specific job listings aren’t fully live, for example, but there is an amazing job board in there right now to explore.
So, go check it out this week. Let us know if you feel inspired, terrified, or if it makes you want to quit your job and open a bookstore. All of that is valid.
To help us out, just click on "Beta Feedback" at the top of the site and tell us what breaks, what’s missing, and what makes you roll your eyes.
Anyone who leaves feedback and enters their emails gets entered to win one of five six-month Career Digest subscriptions.
Thanks for taking a look and helping us build this. Really.
We passed 200 episodes on the Social Change Career Podcast. A Win/Win Approach
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Thank you to the guests, the listeners, and everyone who has passed an episode along over the years.
We recorded with Eric Ries today, the author of The Lean Startup. That episode will be out at the end of May.
If you have never listened, we would love for you to give it a try.
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So if you have 30 seconds, please rate the podcast and send us your rating through the form below. Everyone who submits is entered to win one of six 6-month subscriptions.
Take a listen here or on any major podcasting platform.
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Social Impact News & Resources
😄 Joke of the Week
I made a to-do list for social change, but it turned into a “to-decades” list.
🌐 News
The First International Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels opens today in Santa Marta, Colombia, bringing together delegates from more than 50 countries to push the case for a global fossil fuel treaty. It’s a big moment for climate justice because the conversation is not just about emissions, but about reparations, accountability, and what a truly just transition should look like.
In a sharp new piece published today, Tech Policy Press argues that governments should regulate tech companies, not children, after recent jury verdicts found Meta and YouTube liable for harms linked to addictive platform design. It’s a timely intervention for anyone thinking about digital rights, democracy, and how policy can move upstream to address structural harm rather than blaming young users.
WIRED reports that the US Federal Trade Commission is ramping up efforts that appear to target transgender rights, with new hires and investigations raising concern among advocates and legal observers. The story highlights how regulatory power is increasingly shaping the front lines of rights, healthcare access, and the broader struggle over bodily autonomy.
The Guardian published a major new interactive, The Gaza model: is this what war looks like now?, examining how patterns of large-scale destruction in Gaza and Lebanon are redefining the norms of modern warfare. It’s a sobering but essential read on impunity, civilian protection, and the global consequences of normalizing the destruction of homes, infrastructure, and entire communities.
💼 Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
The Chronicle of Higher Education Jobs Board remains one of the best places to find roles across universities, colleges, research institutes, and mission-driven academic organizations. If you're exploring faculty, leadership, student affairs, research, or socially engaged higher ed work, it’s a strong and regularly updated resource.
🎧 Podcast to Check Out
The Impact Boom Podcast episode with Lauren Hill is a strong recent listen for changemakers thinking about how to back purpose-driven work in more practical and sustainable ways. It’s especially useful if you want a podcast that sits closer to social enterprise, innovation, and scaling impact rather than humanitarian response.
🔗 LinkedIn Profile to Follow
Xiye Bastida is a powerful climate justice voice whose work connects youth leadership, Indigenous perspectives, and global systems change. She brings sharp, grounded insight to the climate conversation and is especially worth following at a moment when just transition debates are moving from rhetoric to real policy fights.
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