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Race to Lead; Confronting the Racial Leadership Gap

Publication date: 
06/2017
The Building Movement Project released "Race to Lead; Confronting the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap." This new report, the first in the Race to Lead series, is based on our survey of over 4,000 nonprofit professionals. The report explores why people of color are still under-represented in nonprofit CEO/Executive Director positions.
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Resource type 
Report
Funding Area 
Philanthropic & Nonprofit Sectors
21 Jul 2021

“They're Coming For our Kids”: How the Right's Attacks on Trans & Gender Expansive Youth Erode our Democracy and Threaten Us All - A Webinar Hosted by Groundswell Fund

Wednesday, July 21, 2021 -
12:00pm to 1:00pm
... a historic number of bills attacking the rights of trans youth are sweeping the U.S., particularly Southern states, ... as Florida's ban on protesting. Focused on barring trans youth from participating in...
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Issue-Based
Format 
Webinar/Teleconference
Audience 
All Funders
Topic(s) 
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Funding Area 
LGBTQ
Social Justice

The Heckscher Foundation for Children Issues $3 Million Heckscher Foundation Challenge to New York Colleges, Community-Based Organizations, and Employer Partners to Meet Education and Workforce Needs

Release Date: 
01/18/2023
... students and those who face the greatest barriers to economic opportunity . “We are looking for innovative and actionable ... that move the needle on economic mobility for New York ...

Benchmarking Diversity: A First Look at New York City Foundations and Nonprofits

Publication date: 
10/2009
This report examines the racial, gender, sexuality, and disability staff demographics of participating New York City-area foundations and nonprofits. It also looks at grantmaking policies and data collection around diversity and inclusion, examines the institutional capacities of nonprofit organizations, and looks at the range of ways that nonprofits define themselves as “minority-led.”

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