Black migrants—asylum-seekers, refugees, and immigrants—are often neglected in funding conversations about immigrant justice. The Black Migrant Power Fund (BMPF) is a new community-led fund that aims to change this by connecting Black,…
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Queer Environmentalists Paving the Way for Equity in the Outdoors
EcoWatch Jun 16, 2022Outdoor recreation and the outdoor community have historically been portrayed as predominantly white, male spaces, in my experience, with little attention given to the contributions of queer recreationalists and outdoor…
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Funding the Frontlines of Abortion Access
NCRP et al. Jun 15, 2022Hear from frontline leaders about what donors can do today, from bold public stands to generous funding for local, independent abortion clinics and funds. Whether you support health access or…
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Click here for more.Counseling Programs Have a Role to Play in Solving Housing
Democracy Journal Jun 14, 2022Renters making the leap to homeownership need two distinct types of help: pre-purchase assistance, which explains to people the new responsibilities they’re taking on, and post-purchase counseling for those at…
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Doors as Thresholds of Racial Prejudice in the Workplace
Stanford Social Innovation Review Jun 14, 2022“When one door closes, another door opens.” So goes the popular adage. But if the door is a metaphor for access and opportunity, then an implicit truth of this adage…
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Unpacking the Wage Gap By Race and Gender
Equitable Growth Jun 13, 2022Tomorrow is Asian American and Pacific Islander Women’s Equal Pay Day.1 The day marks the point in 2021 until which, on average, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander women had to…
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The Need for Fundamental Change in the Criminal Justice System
Urban Institute Jun 11, 2022On March 24, Virginia became the 23rd state and the first southern state to abolish the death penalty, marking the first time a majority of US states either have abolished the death…
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The Fight for Communities Against Racism
Philanthropy News Digest Jun 11, 2022How do we balance the urgent need to fight against the hate that plagues our communities and the need to take the time and space to uplift and celebrate our…
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Why We Look to Philanthropy to Help End Anti-Asian Hate
PhilanTopic Jun 10, 2022Twenty-nine months ago, when the first reports of a new highly transmissible virus were emerging from China, the Asian American community held our breaths, fearing not only the virus itself…
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Click here for more.Delivering Lasting Change Through Radical Accountability
The Center for Effective Philanthropy Jun 10, 2022The last few years (and beyond) were incredibly difficult for leaders of color. Amid a pandemic that has exacerbated inequities, the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and…
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The Bloc: Giving Youth on Chicago’s West Side a Fighting Chance
The Bloc Jun 9, 2022Inside a gym on Chicago’s West Side, young people are learning the discipline of boxing from proven trainers. But the benefits go beyond the sport – these same youth are…
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Deep Disparities Persist in Finances of Nonprofits Led by White People and People of Color
The Chronicle of Philanthropy Jun 9, 2022This article by Dan Parks was previously published on June 8, 2022 in the Chronicle of Philanthropy. Reprinted with permission. ________ Deep disparities persist in the level of giving and other…
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