Social Justice
A Dialogue on Identity, Strategy, and Philanthropy
This Faith-Based Funder Is Standing Firm on Racial and Economic Justice
How Is Philanthropy Addressing the Traumatic Legacy of U.S. Indian Boarding Schools?
Agnes Gund Was Much More than Your Archetypal “Old World” Arts Patron
Stonewall Community Foundation’s Latest Grants Show the Power of Legacy Giving
Funders Have Supported Narrative Change When It Mattered Most. We Must Do It Again
Seven Women’s Giving Circles and Networks to Know
This Philanthropic Partnership Aims to Reduce Youth Incarceration in L.A. How Is It Faring?
Retreating on Identity Will Not Unify Us
In his recent piece, “Philanthropy’s Identity Focus Strengthens the Right. Is There Another Way?,” David Callahan argues that the left’s embrace of identity has backfired, fueling polarization and making space for Trump, while philanthropy should … [Read more...] about Retreating on Identity Will Not Unify Us
Trevor Project and Funders Step Up After LGBTQ+ Youth Hotline Services Cut
How Seventh Generation Fund Advances Indigenous Peoples’ Self-Determination
Inside the Black Freedom Fund’s Journey to Independence and Permanence
The Lilly School Went Deep on Giving for Communities of Color. What Did It Learn?
Many Boys and Men of Color Struggle. This California Funder Network Is on the Case
When Safety Nets Fail: Why Philanthropy Must Be the Bridge Elders Deserve
How a Regrantor Advances Native Economic Development and Justice
A Small Foundation Backs an Innovative Effort to Get Young People to Vote
How the GroundBreak Coalition Is Taking on the Racial Home Ownership Gap
Kresge and Others Back a Community-Rooted Strategy to Tackle Food Insecurity
Recent LGBTQ+ Funding News Shows Shifts in Giving
Not a Zero-Sum Game: Why Philanthropy Must Prioritize Women and Girls
Black Feminist Fund Provides a Rare Lifeline for Global, Black-Women-Led Nonprofits
New Grant Highlights the ‘Trifecta’ of Challenges Facing Queer Orthodox Jews
What’s Next for the Zell Family Foundation, Which Increased Grantmaking
Considered by some to be the “most successful real estate investor of all time,” Sam Zell in 1986 founded the Zell Family Foundation. Over the past four decades, the Chicago-based foundation has emerged as among the most reliable supporters of … [Read more...] about What’s Next for the Zell Family Foundation, Which Increased Grantmaking
