A Road Less Traveled….
Release Date:
11/01/2011
... and rely on nonprofit organizations to do the work and show results in a timely manner. This summer, a group of ...
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Could Universal Pre-K Disrupt the School-to-Prison Pipeline?
Release Date:
06/19/2014
... and expulsions, are not uncommon in pre-K. Statistics show more children of color are punished in classrooms versus ...
Leadership Development
... involved . See What you need to know before you go for info about fees, registration procedures, cancellation ...
New Tech, Renewed Trust and a Less Lunatic Political Process
Release Date:
10/12/2012
By David Moore, Executive Director, Participatory Politics Foundation Chris Hayes, in his book Twilight of the Elites , writes: “The most important social project we must undertake…is reconstructing our institutions so that we once...
Germany Provides One Example for Ending the Cycle of Homelessness to Prison
Release Date:
04/18/2017
Steven Pacheco, inaugural John Jay College of Criminal Justice/David Rockefeller Fund Fellow, writes, "Though Germany has its own unique set of issues regarding its homeless population, it has long dismantled any laws that criminalize certain acts...
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Essential Skills and Strategies for New Program Officers
Thursday, January 24, 2019 (All day) to Friday, February 8, 2019 (All day)
... 2018 regarding participation in the program. Additional Info Currently there is no fee for PNY members to ...
Aging and HIV/AIDS: A New Era of Convergence
Release Date:
10/17/2019
... and opportunities to get involved, at bit.ly/GIA-HIV-aging- info .) Challenges at the Intersection of HIV and Aging Age 50 ...
2020 Grantmakers Salary and Benefits Survey
Release Date:
05/19/2020
... each individual needing access to research@cof.org . What info will I need to complete the survey? Most participants ...
New Opportunities to Connect with Philanthropic Colleagues
Release Date:
07/16/2014
It’s summer and some of you are thinking about getting away from it all. But at Philanthropy New York, we’re also thinking about getting you involved. This is the time of year we like to remind you of all the different ways you can be engaged at PNY...
New Grants Over $4.5 Million Approved by The John A. Hartford Foundation Board of Trustees
Release Date:
12/09/2021
The John A. Hartford Foundation Board of Trustees has approved funding for six grants totaling $4,534,799 million
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.
Building Our Equity Muscles
Release Date:
12/08/2021
A Message from CEO Kathryn O'Neal-Dunham Dear Philanthropy New York members, Growing up, I was not an athlete. I found running in my late 30’s when challenged by a group of colleagues to run the Brooklyn Half Marathon. At the time...
"As the South Grows: Weathering the Storm"
Publication date:
11/2017
New Southern Community Leaders' newest report, " As the South Grows: Weathering the Storm ," explores opportunities for philanthropy to invest in environmental, racial and climate justice in the South.
New Study Supported by Simons Foundation Finds Math and Science are Kids' Favorite Subjects, But Parents Value Reading and Writing Skills More
Release Date:
04/18/2017
Nationwide survey finds emphasizing real-life applications of science in particular could change parent perceptions and help kids learn.
Race to Lead: Women of Color in the Nonprofit Sector
This report reveals that women of color encounter systemic obstacles to their advancement over and above the barriers faced by white women and men of color. Education and training are not the solution—women of color with high levels of education are more likely to be in administrative roles and are more likely to report frustrations about inadequate and inequitable salaries. BMP’s call to action focuses on systems change, organizational change, and individual support for women of color in the sector.
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2016
Social Impact Exchange: 2016 Conference on Scaling Impact
Wednesday, June 22, 2016 - 8:30am to Thursday, June 23, 2016 - 5:00pm
At the 2016 Conference on Scaling Impact, funders, advisors and leaders from across the social sector gather to share knowledge, learn about innovative co-funding opportunities and develop a community to help scale top initiatives and build the...
Renewing Philanthropy's Commitment to Local Journalism
Release Date:
01/06/2020
... emptied the women’s solitary unit. These exchanges show how a healthy news ecosystem should work, with various ...
4/29/2015 - Can Capacity Building Impact Be Quantitatively Assessed? Lessons from an Emerging Evaluation Method - Webinar Recording
Publication date:
04/2015
View materials and the recording of the webinar, " Can Capacity Building Impact Be Quantitatively Assessed? Lessons from an Emerging Evaluation Method ."
Out of Print The Case for Philanthropic Support for Local Journalism in a Time of Market Upheaval
In a new report, Tony Proscio, of the Center for Strategic Philanthropy & Civil Society at the Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University, explores the current landscape of local journalism, with a particular focus on the role that philanthropy could play in revitalizing the field.
Essential Skills and Strategies for Program Officers
... relationships outside their organization Additional Info Questions? Contact Carolyn Peters and Kristen Ruff . ...