Anti-racism and social justice work requires examining how we do things, why we do them, and asking who really benefits. In this examination, many organizations are rethinking and redesigning their approaches, norms, and practices to be more responsive, racially just, and rooted in humanity. Here are just a few projects and people who have inspired us over the last several months to envision enduring change and re-imagine what a “new normal” means going forward:
Chronicle of Philanthropy | Diversity Is Not Enough in Fundraising Offices
The Center for Effective Philanthropy | The Hard Work of Philanthropy: A Case for Leisure
Interaction Institute for Social Change | Beautiful Questioning for Social Change
Nonprofit Quarterly | Nonprofit Leadership at a Crossroads
BU Today | BU Center for Antiracist Research Teams with the Boston Globe to Launch The Emancipator