In 2010 I wrote for Stanford Social Innovation Review that intellectual nutrition, or balanced intellectual consumption, is paramount to standing at crossroads, and retaining our creativity.

FORBES: Digital Literacy: New Literacy?

If you are a scientist, read Stanford Social Innovation Review to learn about philanthropy in the 21st century, social entrepreneurship in Brazil, or the challenges to serving on a non-profit executive board.

FORBES: 6 Key Traits of Social Changemakers

Murnighan, whose work was cited last week in the Stanford Social Innovation Review, argues that most effective leaders delegate almost everything they do to staff, keeping themselves free to oversee performance and think big.

FORBES: The Key to Great Leadership: Stop Overmanaging

Rahim Kanani: In the Stanford Social Innovation Review feature article on your research, you discuss how brand management is not simply about fundraising and consistent colors, but that strategic branding can ultimately drive broad, long-term social goals, while strengthening internal identity, cohesion, and capacity.

FORBES: Branding for Nonprofits: New Research, New Insights

She is the author of the New York Times bestselling book, Giving 2.0: Transform Your Giving and Our World (Wiley Jossey-Bass 2011), the website, Giving 2.0, and a contributing writer to Washington Post, Worth Magazine, Stanford Social Innovation Review and the Huffington Post.

FORBES: Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen on 21st Century Philanthropy and Smarter Giving