The Boston Globe recently did a feature on the Cultural Inclusion pilot project, a partnership of Jericho Road Lawrence (Massachusetts) and the YWCA of Greater Lawrence, Inc., which is in its second year of working to increase diversity on nonprofit boards. “When we started this, we saw a clear inequity between the demographics of nonprofit boards and the populations […]
Last month, EPIP held a webinar titled: Navigating Shifting Sands – What We Can All Learn from Jewish Charitable Giving to discuss findings from the first-ever national study on American Jewish giving. This research, Connected to Give: Key Findings, is the product of a collaboration of more than a dozen Jewish private and community foundations […]
This 2009 toolkit by Funders for LGBTQ Issues provides frameworks and approaches for understanding racial inequities in Policies, Programs and Grantmaking.
In this 2008 speech at the Waldemar Nielsen Issue Forums in Philanthropy, Georgetown Public Policy Institute in Washington, Gara LaMarche, The Atlantic Philanthropies President and CEO, spoke about how foundations must take race into account in all of their work.
This 2013 monograph by Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP) provides a snapshot of the experiences and perspectives of emerging philanthropic professionals of color on issues of racial equity, collected from seven cohorts of participants in EPIP’s People of Color Network programming.
