Jonathan Peizer has written a number of articles over the years on technology, philanthropy, nonprofit capacity and sustainability:

• Capacity Support
  • Organizational Capacity: Stepchild or Holy Grail of the Nonprofit Sector (Pnnonline)
  • Rethinking Technology in the Nonprofit Arena: New Models of Strategic Deployment (Syndicate List)
  • Cooking with the Internet — A Recipe for Grassroots Success (Mediachannel)
  • The Quiet Revolution in Nonprofit Capacity Support (Planetworks Journal)

• Collaboration
  • Cross Sector ICT Funding and Development: What Works, What Doesn’t & Why (Abstract) (MIT’s ID/IT Journal)
  • The Trusted Source Relationship & Cross Sector Partnerships (Mediachannel)

• ICT for Development (ICT4D)
  • Bridging the Digital Divide: First You Need a Bridge (Mediachannel)
  • Technology Program Funding: Are We Getting it Right (Innovation funders Network)
  • Realizing the Promise of Open Source in the Nonprofit Sector (Next Five Minutes)
  • Open Source Technology & Ideology in Nonprofits (Handbook of Research on Open Source Software)
  • The Great Software Debate: Technology and Ideology (Pnnonline)
  • Uncanny Networks: Dialogues with the Virtual Intelligentsia – Chapter: OSI Program?(MIT PRESS March 2003)
  • Universal Access and the Developing World (Markle Foundation)

• Venture Philanthropy
  • Gifts, Grants, Donations & Expectations (Linked-in)
  • Nonprofit Philanthropy: More Charles Darwin than Adam Smith (New York Society of Association Executives)
  • Social Ventures Mixing Profit & Value (MediaChannel)
  • Project Metrics and Prioritizing Criteria for Success (Syndicate List)