The Three Vs for Voter Engagement: Validators, Volunteers and Visibility
Release Date:
08/26/2022
In this week’s late August primary, the second primary this summer in New York, voter turnout barely cracked ten percent in New York City.
NY PhilanthroPost: Blog Post
Click on the orange RSS icon to the right to subscribe to this customized feed from The Weekly Phil.
New to RSS? Check out this getting started guide.
Internet browsers read RSS feeds differently. Mozilla Firefox is the most user-friendly browser for RSS feeds. Once you click on the RSS icon, you can add the feed to your live bookmarks or copy the URL into your RSS reader. If you're using Google Chrome, add the RSS Subscription Extension to get the same functionality as Firefox.
Recent News
Insights from “Racial Pay Equity: Putting Your Money Where Your Values Are”
Release Date:
09/08/2022
With the new slated to go into effect in New York City in November 2022, many employers are reexamining how salaries align with their values, and whether race has played a historical role in determining compensation practices.
The Philanthropic Community Can Help 250,000 New Yorkers Access $10 Billion in Loan Forgiveness: A Conversation on Public Service Loan Forgiveness
Release Date:
08/11/2022
The philanthropic community currently has the opportunity to help hundreds of thousands of people apply for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
Insights from “A Fireside Chat on the ‘True Costs’ of Nonprofits”
Release Date:
08/03/2022
Have you heard of the “nonprofit starvation cycle"?
Insights from “Risk, Reward, and the Reality: What Don’t We Know About Intermediaries?”
Release Date:
06/28/2022
Philanthropic intermediaries play an important role, often serving as a liaison between foundations and nonprofits in re-granting foundation resources and providing important technical assistance and hands-on support to grantees.
Can Conversational Leadership Shift an Entire System?
Release Date:
07/28/2022
Can Conversational Leadership Shift an Entire System? By: Donita Volkwijn, Senior Director, Member Engagement, Philanthropy New York Have you ever had a conversation with someone you don’t respect? Or maybe one with someone who...
Mismanagement at nonprofits? Think again
Release Date:
06/14/2022
The most significant issues facing the non-profit sector are not widespread fraud but low wages, constricted budgets, and government contracts that only cover a fraction of the total cost of critical life-saving services and are rarely paid on time...
Equitable Opportunities for Effective Philanthropy
Release Date:
06/08/2022
When you first stepped into philanthropy, whether you have been in the field for a few months or for quite some, how did your race, gender, age, class, sexual orientation, etc. affect your experience? Was your voice respected? Did you feel trust in...
Strengthening our Framework to Maximize Impact
Release Date:
06/01/2022
In a March 2022 report, the Bridgespan Group found that philanthropic funding to criminal legal reform efforts amounts to about $350 million. As the report points out, that number pales in comparison to the public and private investments in various...
Supporting Leaders of Color? Insights from “Showing Up to Share Power: A Conversation with Building Movement Project”
Release Date:
05/09/2022
Increasingly, nonprofit boards are actively recruiting leaders of color -- a move that often coincides with internal attempts to dismantle white power structures and welcome leadership that is more representative of the communities nonprofits serve.
Pages
