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Employee Engagement and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) go hand in hand, empowering teams to make a positive impact while fostering motivation and purpose. From volunteering and charity runs to environmental initiatives, CSR events align company values with meaningful action, boosting job satisfaction and strengthening workplace culture. By leveraging creative ideas and tools like SCOOCS, organizations can streamline planning and create events that inspire employees, build connections, and make a lasting difference in their communities.

The world of events is switching from the usual venue hunts and budget headaches to something much cooler and cost-friendly: virtual events. This shift isn’t just about saving some cash; it’s about opening up the event to anyone, anywhere, without the fuss of travel or space limits. While picking the perfect venue used to be a game of budget Tetris, going virtual is like hitting the easy button, giving you a global reach from the comfort of… well, anywhere. Want the lowdown on making this switch or choosing that perfect spot for your next meetup?

If you’re struggling to find the right present, don’t worry, we have gathered 14 virtual event gift ideas your attendees will love!

How relevant are CSR values today and what lessons can the modern businessman derive from the pyramid of corporate social responsibility?

Today we’re seeing an explosion in the development and launch of sustainable technology, with more leading brands embracing their ESG credentials.

How to adapt the CSR activities for the remote workforce?

World Tourism Day is celebrated every year on the 27th of September since 1980. The date marks the celebration of the adoption of the statuses, in 1970, which would be the base for the creation of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), in 1975. 

The problem of electronic e-waste is already overwhelming.

The authors of this article share their experience on the sustainability of global virtual events.

Every year, International Literacy Day is celebrated on 8th September.