@jon_m_rob DFN is a cross-ideological network of funders. So it doesn't fund anything itself. You can read more about it here if curious: https://t.co/gTzExowJoJ
"In typical policy fights, advocates seek to build a coalition just big enough to achieve a policy outcome. But when it comes to protecting liberal democracy, “just big enough” won’t cut it." 🧵https://t.co/qm9N0BsE9P
Building this broad coalition will mean building public support for liberal democracy by showing that it can address concrete things people care about, like affordable housing, safe neighborhoods, and quality education.
creating a government that is responsive & effective and developing an economic and social agenda that can help reduce the demand for illiberal policies, such as revitalization of rural America, rebuilding local media, and improving the status of working-class men.
African leaders are stepping up on the global energy transition→ At the recent Kigali @SEforALLorg Forum, energy ministers agreed a 7-point vision to achieve a just & equitable energy transition. Lots to see here (esp #3). 🧵 /1
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of philanthropy? On the What Could Go Right? podcast, TPN founder @zacharykarabell and TPN executive director @heyemmavarv sat down with @DavidCallahanIP and @forachelP to explore the pros and cons.
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I’m not a conference person but the @SEforALLorg Forum in Kigali was terrific. So many amazing people, none more so than the tireless @DamilolaSDG7.
And so lovely to have most of the Hub team together in person ❤️
Democracy is under severe threat. As much as the cause needs #philanthropic support, it can be a daunting one to take on. @InsidePhilanthr guest contributors, @mikeberkowitz & @forachelP offer three lessons they’ve learned. https://t.co/ZgtNulqiuv