The Building Community Philanthropy initiative helps strengthen the capacity of community foundations, United Ways and identity-based foundations to drive meaningful progress in their communities.
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The Building Community Philanthropy initiative helps strengthen the capacity of community foundations, United Ways and identity-based foundations to drive meaningful progress in their communities.
It is difficult to heal from wounds that haven’t been cleaned. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, “True peace is not merely the absence of tension; it is the presence of justice.”
The First Alaskans Institute (FAI) Truth, Racial Healing and...
Session Two: Guiding Principles and Practices for Asset-Based Storytelling
Through real-world examples and practical exercises, participants will learn how asset-based storytelling can strengthen their organization's commitment to equity, improve their communications,...
Join Philanthropy Northwest and the Black Future Co-Op Fund for this conversation on the Black-Well Being Report, a report focused on approaches that will result in the world we want to see....
Considering diverse perspectives and experiences is critical to effective grantmaking and foundation programming. Practicing equity requires slowing down to reflect on the ways we can facilitate a more equitable and inclusive grantmaking process. This training is designed for mid-to senior-level...
Session One: Introduction to Asset-Based Storytelling
Asset-based storytelling is the practice of examining, crafting and sharing stories by centering individuals' and communities' strengths, resilience, assets and lived experiences. However, all too often, storytelling...
Asset-based storytelling is the practice of examining, crafting and sharing stories by centering individuals' and communities' strengths, resilience, assets and lived experiences. However, all too often, storytelling in the social sector focuses on deficits rather than assets. This two-part...