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Register This program is hosted by their partner, Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and Refugees (GCIR), who has extended an invitation to Philanthropy New York members. Our nation is at its … Continue reading Anti-Authoritarian Funder Learning Series Part II: Global Lessons in the Resistance Against Authoritarianism
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Register The political landscape is becoming a minefield for a growing number of nonprofits and foundations. Whether you’ve been explicitly targeted or are looking to feel more prepared, you’ll want … Continue reading Guidance for Nonprofits and Foundations Facing Federal Pressure
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Register Our nation is at its best when we embrace the promise and potential of our multiracial democracy, casting aside the false narratives that seek to divide and weaken us. … Continue reading Anti-Authoritarian Funder Learning, Part I: In Defense of Civil Society
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Register The census comes around every ten years, but ensuring that communities are represented equitably happens every day in between. Lifting the voices of underrepresented communities, bringing together diverse groups, … Continue reading Making California Count: 2030 Census State Launch
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Join the Climate Funder Collaborative for an in-person, working lunch to share relevant updates, discuss year-end priorities, and the road ahead into 2026. Participants will hear updates from each of … Continue reading Climate Funder Collaborative September Meeting
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Join us for an inspiring afternoon with Milenko Matanovic, a renowned community activator, artist, and founder of the Pomegranate Center. In-Person Location: Design Lab, Design and Innovation Building, Room 3069510 … Continue reading Beyond the Material: Art as a Framework for Civic Engagement and Building Democracy
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Hello again. As Congress heads into its August recess and the pace of federal policy news slows, we’re highlighting key updates and resources to help you stay informed and prepared … Continue reading Catalyst Biweekly Policy Briefing Issue XVIII: Recess & Our Region
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Tino, a gay Latino in his 50s, always sensed his neighbor's hatred. He had experienced discrimination before, but this proved to be different. One day, his neighbor's hatred turned violent. … Continue reading Tino’s Story: A father’s fight for survival
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On July 9, the courtyard in San Ysidro Health’s Maternal & Child Health Center filled with artists, health providers, local funders, and community leaders for something San Diego has never … Continue reading When Art Becomes Medicine: San Diego Launches First Arts-Based Mental Health Pilot
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping the philanthropic sector, sometimes in ways we cannot yet see. As AI becomes more embedded in the social impact space, it’s critical for funders to … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence in Philanthropy: Aligning Innovation with Impact