Philanthropy Northwest is partnering with the Trust-Based Philanthropy Project to offer this virtual Trust-Based Philanthropy Cohort. This is the second session in a six-part curriculum designed for foundation leaders who are interested in bringing greater vulnerability and humility to their philanthropic practices to advance more equitable and transparent funder-grantee relationships.

What does it look like to embody trust-based values and principles as a philanthropic leader? In this session, we will use reflective practices to explore each member’s current methods of building trust, leading from values and promoting more equitable philanthropic practices. Participants will do some self-reflection and participate in activities that help them align their values to their practice. Cohort members will leave this session with helpful next steps to take in their journey toward becoming a trust-based leader.

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Please contact Mares Asfaha with any questions.