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December 2023 | Philanthropy Northwest
Over the last several months, Philanthropy Northwest has been attempting to deepen and expand the conversation around reparative action in philanthropy within our region. To do this, we sought to lean into learning from and about folks who are already engaged in the journey of repair through truth...
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March 2020 | Philanthropy Northwest
Last updated on May 1, 2020. Philanthropy Northwest and our members are carefully monitoring the evolving COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. We recently created a new COVID-19 Resource Hub . This curated information hub is your home base for finding out what’s happening within our sector, region and...
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June 2018 | The Giving Practice
In this guide, you will find stories about using four methods of reflective practice that can help you build what you bring to advancing change inside your foundation, with your grantees and other partners.
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January 2016 | Philanthropy Northwest
When disaster strikes, communities look to organized philanthropy and government grantmakers for help. Whether it's a natural disaster like a devastating wildfire season or a human-caused tragedy like the Umpqua Community College shooting in Roseburg, Oregon, place-based foundations serve as first...
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June 2016 | Philanthropy Northwest
What are the opportunities and challenges for designing a foundation to sunset in a certain year, rather than existing in perpetuity? In this third installment of Next10, our conversation series about philanthropy trends to watch in the next decade, we spoke with Erin Kahn of Raikes Foundation and...
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August 2019 | Philanthropy Northwest
My mom gave me a precious gift as a child - knowing exactly where we are from; a small fishing village near the Ugashik River in Bristol Bay, Alaska. Alutiiq people are matrilineal and our identities are passed through our mothers. So while I wasn’t born or raised in Alaska (and my dad is a proud...