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... from PNY President Ronna Brown, published originally in the New York PhilanthroPost Monthly September 2014 edition In last month’s New York PhilanthroPost Monthly, I ... justice, equity and diversity. Our...

... It is a fact that nonprofits are among the employers in New York, and across the nation, that most commonly pay ... defined by their commitment to improve social conditions in some way. But there are several...

... admirable work. Many of them – an estimated 35,000 in New York City, many of them part-time – are paid less than $15.00 an hour. In contrast, the average cost of compensation for a NYC ... no way to assure...

... as the Joan Mitchell Center, an artist residency center in New Orleans, LA. A visual artist herself, Christa has ... Island. Christa Blatchford received her Masters degree in Fine Arts from Hunter College...

... business leader. She began her career at Xerox in 1980 as a mechanical engineer intern, and through the ... Consistently named one of the most influential women in the world, Ms. Burns leads an organization of...

... William Cordery, an experienced grantmaker with deep roots in social justice work, has been appointed Program Officer ... been a program officer at the Marguerite Casey Foundation in Seattle, WA where he...

... from PNY President Ronna Brown, published originally in the New York PhilanthroPost Monthly May 2015 edition. ... to international democracy-building, and everything in between. When we plan our Annual Meeting...