Embrace Intersectionality or Risk More ‘Foolanthropy’ Sep 28, 2021 This article was originally published by Alliance Magazine on September 28, 2021, authored by Kumi Naidoo, a human rights and environmental activist and former Secretary-General of Amnesty International. Why This, Why Now: Innovations in International Philanthropy Symposium Aug 13, 2021 This post was co-authored by Maggi Alexander, TPI Partner and Director of TPI’s Center for Global Philanthropy, and Ina Breuer, Executive Director of New England International Donors (NEID). As the... Global Communities, Global Goals: Registration Opens for the 2021 Innovations in International Philanthropy Symposium Jul 20, 2021 Given all that the world has faced in the last two years, global interconnectedness has never been more apparent in issues like global health, climate change, racial equity and social justice, and... Find Greater Strength through Donor Collaboration Jul 02, 2021 If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re familiar with the moment when writing a few checks to support various causes no longer feels sufficient. Perhaps you’ve realized that an issue you... Learning Journeys: What Funders Seek and What They Gain Jun 30, 2021 Deciding to deepen your learning on a new subject can feel daunting and overwhelming. Where do you start? How do you ensure you’re learning from the right sources? How can you hold yourself... Collaboration for Systemic Change Through a Racial Equity Lens: Insights from the Health Foundation for Western and Central New York Jun 16, 2021 In our Adaptable Funder series , we are highlighting practices from a range of funders that enabled flexibility and efficacy in the face of the crises of 2020, and lessons learned for more powerful... Finding the Tipping Point: Leveling Up to Strategic, High-Impact Philanthropy May 26, 2021 Do you give to a long list of organizations, mostly in response to requests for funding? Are you frustrated by a sense that you could be doing more, or at least questioning whether your philanthropy... Find Your Niche and Work It with Everything You Have: Lessons from the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation May 19, 2021 Prior to 2020, foundations and other funders were already working on improving the way philanthropy was conducted. Then came COVID-19 and the social rupture driven by centuries of racial inequity and... Five Questions for Your Philanthropy in 2021 May 03, 2021 Philanthropy is changing. Compounding global crises have forced many funders to toss aside standard operating procedures and rething not only how philanthropy should respond in a crisis but also how... Philanthropy’s Role in Supporting the Growth of Memory Cafés Apr 27, 2021 Memory cafés are expanding across the United States, mirroring the dramatic increase in Americans who have or are expected to have Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) in coming years. By... « first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last »
Embrace Intersectionality or Risk More ‘Foolanthropy’ Sep 28, 2021 This article was originally published by Alliance Magazine on September 28, 2021, authored by Kumi Naidoo, a human rights and environmental activist and former Secretary-General of Amnesty International.
Why This, Why Now: Innovations in International Philanthropy Symposium Aug 13, 2021 This post was co-authored by Maggi Alexander, TPI Partner and Director of TPI’s Center for Global Philanthropy, and Ina Breuer, Executive Director of New England International Donors (NEID). As the...
Global Communities, Global Goals: Registration Opens for the 2021 Innovations in International Philanthropy Symposium Jul 20, 2021 Given all that the world has faced in the last two years, global interconnectedness has never been more apparent in issues like global health, climate change, racial equity and social justice, and...
Find Greater Strength through Donor Collaboration Jul 02, 2021 If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re familiar with the moment when writing a few checks to support various causes no longer feels sufficient. Perhaps you’ve realized that an issue you...
Learning Journeys: What Funders Seek and What They Gain Jun 30, 2021 Deciding to deepen your learning on a new subject can feel daunting and overwhelming. Where do you start? How do you ensure you’re learning from the right sources? How can you hold yourself...
Collaboration for Systemic Change Through a Racial Equity Lens: Insights from the Health Foundation for Western and Central New York Jun 16, 2021 In our Adaptable Funder series , we are highlighting practices from a range of funders that enabled flexibility and efficacy in the face of the crises of 2020, and lessons learned for more powerful...
Finding the Tipping Point: Leveling Up to Strategic, High-Impact Philanthropy May 26, 2021 Do you give to a long list of organizations, mostly in response to requests for funding? Are you frustrated by a sense that you could be doing more, or at least questioning whether your philanthropy...
Find Your Niche and Work It with Everything You Have: Lessons from the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation May 19, 2021 Prior to 2020, foundations and other funders were already working on improving the way philanthropy was conducted. Then came COVID-19 and the social rupture driven by centuries of racial inequity and...
Five Questions for Your Philanthropy in 2021 May 03, 2021 Philanthropy is changing. Compounding global crises have forced many funders to toss aside standard operating procedures and rething not only how philanthropy should respond in a crisis but also how...
Philanthropy’s Role in Supporting the Growth of Memory Cafés Apr 27, 2021 Memory cafés are expanding across the United States, mirroring the dramatic increase in Americans who have or are expected to have Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) in coming years. By...
