Pride Foundation was founded in 1985 in response to the HIV and AIDS crisis which greatly affected the LGBTQ+ community. Due to systemic prejudice, the response to this crisis and sympathy for those...
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Pride Foundation was founded in 1985 in response to the HIV and AIDS crisis which greatly affected the LGBTQ+ community. Due to systemic prejudice, the response to this crisis and sympathy for those...
Occupational segregation and employment discrimination, created by longstanding and current policy choices and practices, are root causes of wealth inequities. The global pandemic sent a shock wave through the labor market plainly revealing the inequalities in how we value jobs and people....
This grantmaking training is designed for mid- to senior-level foundation staff or trustees who are at the beginning of thinking about how to apply equity in the practice of grantmaking and program development. The context is designed to focus on the individual role and the practice of equity in grantmaking.
It began like so many opportunities for change do. We heard about something compelling that a peer philanthropy organization was doing at a convening of grantmakers.
We learned about the...
Philanthropy Northwest hosts monthly, virtual gatherings for individuals who work in philanthropy and identify as Black, African and/or African-American to come together for informal conversations. To register for this event, please contact Mares...
Ruby Ramirez (She/her/ella) is a program officer, early childhood at Oregon Community Foundation and is part of the fourth cohort of Philanthropy Northwest's ...