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September 2017 | Philanthropy Northwest
This is a cross-post from the Philanthropy's Reflective Practices website. When I read Doug’s announcement about leaving Meyer Memorial Trust at the end of this year, I asked if we might have a couple of conversations about the reflective practices he used to guide his work there. I had admired his...
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Philanthropy Northwest
December 12, 20148:30am to 3:00pm
PST Seattle, Wash.
Join Washington State Budget & Policy Center's Budget Matters 2014 conference December 12 at the Washington State Convention Center. Do you get the chills when you think about the state budget, how we'll raise revenue to meet the McCleary decision, or climate change? If you do, you should join...
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October 2016 | The Giving Practice
In the first part of this series, we discussed some of the rookie mistakes my team and I made when we started working to end family homelessness in the Pacific Northwest. Our impatience for impact led us to skip some of the vital relationship building and buy-in processes vital to achieving our...
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February 2019 | The Giving Practice
How do you process your internal reactions and signals before you jump to help others? Learn techniques from philanthropy practitioners that have helped create an environment for learning on both individual and systems levels.
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January 2017 | The Giving Practice
The Giving Practice's Jan Jaffe spoke with Ryan Chao, Annie E. Casey Foundation vice president, about developing and using philanthropy's reflective practices individually and in teams. "Our team is organized to effect change for people and place in education, workforce and housing," he explains. "...
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October 2018 | Philanthropy Northwest
These are real and common challenges and they're complex issues not readily tackled with technical solutions, but rather, entrenched in our mindsets and structures of the status quo. I was impressed with how readily session participants were willing to talk about these challenges and dig into...