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August 2019 | Philanthropy Northwest
Aneelah Afzali and Masih Fouladi are co-contributors to this post When talking about how historical oppression continues to impact communities today, it’s difficult to understand where to begin or how to advance our work. At Philanthropy Northwest, our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion framework and...
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December 2022 | Philanthropy Northwest
Gene Yoon (he/him) is a communications manager at the Pacific Hospital Preservation & Development Authority and is part of the fourth cohort of Philanthropy Northwest's Momentum Fellowship program . The views and opinions in this blog are his own. My halmuni passed away while I was working in...
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February 2024 | Philanthropy Northwest
This article was originally published by South Seattle Emerald (SSE) on February 9, 2024; Philanthropy Northwest has cross-posted it here with their permission. See the original piece on SSE's website . The past several years have tested our communities in unimaginable ways and revealed fractures...
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September 2020 | The Giving Practice
Even in the best of times, foundation leaders navigate a complex landscape. Since early March, we’ve heard from several of these leaders regarding the growing challenges they face in supporting their staff, board members and their communities under the cloud of a pandemic. It’s a lot to hold. To...
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January 2015 | Philanthropy Northwest
Jeff Clarke, CEO | Happy New Year! A year ago, Carol Lewis and I identified philanthropic themes we thought would define our region in 2014. In revisiting those themes, thinking about the many conversations I had last year and looking to the year ahead, they continue to resonate strongly.
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September 2014 | Philanthropy Northwest
by Jeff Clarke, CEO | Do we perceive discussions about social values, transparency and accountability as a threat or do we welcome the chance to openly debate the role of philanthropy in our democracy?