Dr. Stephanie Kripa

Immigrant. Mom. Advocate. Executive Vice President. Philanthropist. DEI Champion. Executive Coach. Keynote Speaker. Author. Sisterhood Builder. Opinions My Own.

[Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust @KateBReynolds]

There is no credible route to systems change that does not go through racial equity.

Learn how and why the Trust organizationally centers equity by reading our Equity Framework.

https://t.co/cbryXv8G6p

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

@ncgrantmakers plenary session w/ @KateBReynolds President Dr. Laura Gerald discussing racial equity in our work - “We have to tell the truth. And there is another part the story - we had to right some wrongs.”

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Our @KateBReynolds Trust President transparently shares how our founder, Mrs. Reynolds, was a woman ahead of her time and of her time from the lens of race and place.

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Love, love, love. An important day in our Trust history with an amazing team! #Trust75th #TruthTelling #Equity #Community

[Madison Allen @MadisonAllen336]

Proud to be a part of this @KateBReynolds team, on this day, in this place #Trust75th #truthtelling #lookingback #workingforward

[Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust @KateBReynolds]

To change the system, we need to start with ourselves.

This year marks our 75th anniversary. We are reflecting back on our work over the years as a way to move forward, to examine the root causes of issues our founder, Mrs. Reynolds, cared about, & address them on today's terms

[Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust @KateBReynolds]

Let’s strengthen and invest in our public health infrastructure in NC and around the country so that we can help communities heal from trauma and prevent acts of violence like these from happening again. (3/3)

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[Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust @KateBReynolds]

Our hearts ache for the families impacted by these senseless acts. Gun violence is a public health threat. To keep our communities healthy and safe, the Trust advocates for continued viability of health care safety net systems, especially public health (2/3)

[Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust @KateBReynolds]

Over the last two weeks, we’ve bore witness to the devastating loss of Black families in Buffalo, NY. That same weekend, 7 Winston-Salem residents were injured in an act of gun violence. On Tuesday, it was the loss of 19 children and two teachers in Uvalde, Texas (1/3)

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

“Black women remain 3 times more likely than white women to die during pregnancy or childbirth or in the first year of their child’s life. It’s a national problem that’s worst in the South, where about half of Black women live.” @womensfdnsouth

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[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Today is my orphanage assigned birthday. So touched to be invited by the incredible @MichelleBoudin to share part of my story for @People. My life journey has given me a deep appreciation for every moment of love. #KeepRising #FamilyIsMyWhy

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[Social Impact Exchange @SIExchange]

Don't miss @somavasaha, @Stephanie_Kripa, Liz Baxter @GPS_Health, and Emily Yu @DCxchange discussing what it takes to equitably transform systems in integrated ways. Exchange2021: The Systems Summit, Nov. 9-10. (Next Week!)
Learn more and register here: https://t.co/LimmNuHA0p

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Some amazing organizations selected by @mackenziescott for unrestricted funding to advance social change: “People struggling against inequities deserve center stage in stories about change they are creating … Generosity is generative. Sharing makes more.” https://t.co/rDCPgyiuIk

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

@JEFordNCTOY The original crew is back together. ❤️

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Terrance Keenan Leadership Award in Health Philanthropy recipient @cwangkong inspires @GIHealth: “We know who sets the narrative defines what is possible … We need to invest in people behind the ideas. In this pandemic, communities took the lead when systems could not.” #GIHac

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Plenary speaker @ArthurCEvans of the @APA shares w/ @GIHealth: “There is a 17-year gap between what we know in from research & science, & what is widely practiced … It imperative we move towards a population health approach to keep people psychologically healthy. #WorkUpstream

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Opening plenary w/ @GIHealth featuring wisdom of @yeampierre. Her inspiring work, anchored in racial justice and equity, is to make sure people can take care of themselves & community to strengthen social cohesion. And finality, trust women of color are going to deliver. #GIHac

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Powerful plenary session with President Dr. Laura Gerald of the @KateBReynolds Charitable Trust on reprioritizing public health, public-private partnerships & philanthropy’s crucial role with @dr_tonyiton & @MonaHannaA, sponsored by @WK_Kellogg_Fdn.
#GIHac #Inspire

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Dr. Cara James of @GIHealth speaks w/ @DrNunezSmith of the @WhiteHouse reflects on the pandemic’s impact: “Behavioral health is our silent tsunami. We need to talk about linguistic & cultural responsiveness, representation in various spaces - leadership, etc. - is key.” #GIHac

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

@MBermanRPA via @GIHealth - “Not only is philanthropy slow adopters, we are also power hoarders. We must get out in the community and get out of the way.” #GIHac

[Dr. Stephanie Kripa @Stephanie_Kripa]

Brenda Solorzano @HeadwatersmtCEO reflects on the value of @TrustBasedPhil: “What do we need to do differently in philanthropy - if you start from the place of reimagining, you might get to a different outcome - starting from a place of trust to eliminate power dynamics.” #GIHac