Let’s Address the Real Reason Great Fundraisers Are in Short Supply
Release Date:
01/27/2023
“We need a unicorn.” That’s what we hear nearly every week from organizations seeking their next development director.
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Virtual Employee Engagement through Virtual Conversational Leadership
Release Date:
01/20/2023
Conversational leadership offers a fundamental rethinking, and more importantly, an opening to the possibility of a “re-feeling” of daily work life in remote, in-person, and hybrid work models.
Insights from The Mechanics of Working Through Grantmaking with a Racial Justice Lens - A Workshop Led by PRE
Release Date:
12/06/2022
What does it mean to use a racial justice lens in your grantmaking? And what internal barriers need to be dismantled to advance racial justice?
What’s at Stake and What’s at Play: My Reckoning with Philanthropy
Release Date:
12/02/2022
Travis Baird, a Program Officer at the Maverick Capital Foundation, shares how his personal identity has guided his experiences and work within the philanthropic sector and names three tensions he's experienced while making funding decisions.
Is Universal Voting an Idea Whose Time is Coming?
Release Date:
11/17/2022
After the 2020 election, the issue of how (and even whether) American democracy would survive rose to the top of many Americans’ concerns.
Well Fed and Well Read: The Case for Healthy School Meals for All
Release Date:
11/03/2022
Learning on an empty stomach is nearly impossible, but this is the reality for too many students across New York.
We are In a Time of New Suns
Release Date:
10/19/2022
Even if we dramatically slow climate change, we know that climate-related displacement is going to increase, likely dramatically, and we are unprepared.
A Conversation on Public Service Loan Forgiveness: The Philanthropic Community Can Help 250,000 New Yorkers Access $10 Billion in Loan Forgiveness (Part Two)
Release Date:
10/13/2022
With only 18 days left to submit your forms, learn more about the PSLF program from Rich Leimsider's conversation with Carolyn Peters.
To Achieve Equity, We Must Accurately Measure Need
Release Date:
10/06/2022
For so many New Yorkers, economic hardship is an ever-present reality.
A Crash Course in the Foundation World: Reflections on Philanthropy New York’s Philanthropy 101
Release Date:
09/23/2022
Why do foundations exist? For a love of humanity and the public good? To fill a void created by government or market failure? Controlled wealth redistribution?
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