Transforming Mindsets through Meditation We highly recommend you try this stress relieving guided meditation written and narrated by Uma Viswanathan, Senior Program Officer at Robert Wood Johnson Foundation who supports…
Read MoreWe’re looking for funders and consultants who are using participatory approaches to involve grantees and community members in evaluation and learning. Please help us out with this 5-minute survey: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/7024661/Participatory-Approaches
As #BlackPhilanthropyMonth draws to a close, we at @TalentCitizen been reading, listening, watching, learning, and reflecting on a month of celebrating Black and African-descent giving + funding equity. Here are some of the pieces that inspired us:
https://talentcitizen.com/whats-informing-us-blackphilanthropymonth/
📢NEW POLL with @NPR and @HarvardChanSPH lends a stark look at problems U.S. families face amid a period of inflation, political conflict, the pandemic, and other competing crises.
Black, Native American, and Latino households have been hardest hit.🧵1/7 https://rwjf.ws/3bsYhSP
So grateful to partner with @newpluralists to help build their growing team and to bring the amazing Sarah to such important national narrative change work!
We are thrilled to welcome @SarahOriger who joins our team as Program Manager. In this role, she will serve as the organizational lynchpin, coordinating efforts between @newpluralists, Field Builders, grantees, and funders.
Please join us in giving Sarah a warm welcome!
One crucial way for foundations to serve their communities in an equitable way is by taking a more expansive view of learning and evaluation.
This shift fosters adaptability, complexity, and long-term thinking about what moving to equitable institutions and systems requires.
