Racial Equity Community of Practice – It’s Hard But Not That Hard [WEBINAR]
Led by Lisa McGill of LM Strategies, this webinar examines new strategies for incorporating racial justice into our collective giving groups’ missions.
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Led by Lisa McGill of LM Strategies, this webinar examines new strategies for incorporating racial justice into our collective giving groups’ missions.
Presented by Dr. Aisha Rousseau of Sisterhood of Philanthropists Impacting Needs (SPIN), this session of the Racial Equity Community of Practice explores racial and social inequities.
As part of the Racial Equity Community of Practice, this webinar was led by Brigham Consulting to discuss the roots of conflict and tension.
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Pia Infante explores trust-based philanthropy with giving circle members and leaders as part of the Racial Equity Community of Practice.
As part of the Racial Equity Community of Practice, this webinar was led by Leila Tamari of This Place Works to examine place as an effective tool for identifying and responding to issues of equity, particularly racial equity and generational racism.
As part of our Equity and Justice in Collective Giving Series, this webinar explores how participatory grantmaking models can be a site of empowerment, healing, and community-building.
As part of the Racial Equity Community of Practice, Brigham Consulting led giving circle members and leaders through the process of determining our “why,” our racial equity imperative.
As part of the Racial Equity Community of Practice, this session covers the importance of transformational – rather than transactional – grantee relationships, how to diversify our circles’ funding bases, and the value of people over product.
As part of our Equity and Justice in Collective Giving Series, Nafasi Ferrell led a webinar on the relationship between money, healing, and racial and economic equity.
In July 2020, Philanthropy Together introduced the Racial Equity Community of Practice in partnership with Community Investment Network and CommunityBuild Ventures as a resource- and education-sharing program for giving circles around the world. For six months, we cultivated critical conversations around racial equity theory, as well as actionable plans for creating, empowering, and activating commitments to racial equity work in giving circles and beyond.