At the 2021 Washington State Nonprofit Conference (May 17 to 21, 2021), participants will explore concepts of place, space and time - inviting in different perspectives, uplifting innovative and adaptive stories from the field, and pushing our collective thinking and creativity.
Join Philanthropy Northwest for this conversation where we will hear from co-founders of a multicultural, cross-sector collaborative of nonprofit leaders working to promote wellness and restore resources with Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities across Washington state...
In rural regions, philanthropic organizations often work in small hubs of towns or cities where there is a dense civil sector that funders can partner with. Working in these smaller communities requires a different kind of philanthropic mindset than that of more metropolitan or micropolitan...
The role of a family foundation CEO is unique, often bridging generations of family members, community leaders, staff, advisors and partners. Expectations can be challenging to meet and boundaries are sometimes vague and ever-changing. Success in this role requires a cadre of specialized...
The Rauch Foundation of Long Island will describe how family foundations can play a unique role as a neutral hub to forge relationships across local businesses, government and media that can multiply investment in regional economic recovery. Foundation President Nancy Rauch Douzinas and a panel...
Join us for this Broadband Interest Group Meeting where we'll continue our exploration to understand what different funders are doing to overcome barriers and work towards broadband access in rural and Indigenous communities.
The Tribal Broadband Learning Community engages in monthly convenings to discuss topics related to broadband strategies for tribal communities.
Right now there is an unprecedented amount of investment being made in tribal broadband throughout Indian Country. In order to...
