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This new book is going to shake up the conversation in #philanthropy, #finance, & #fundraising! Decolonizing Wealth, pre-order here: https://t.co/9bdkjKJAr9 All proceeds will support #NativeYouth.
#JobAlert - President and CEO search for MDC, a #nonprofit based in Durham, NC but they are open to candidates located in the Southeast.
MDC has an ambitious mission to drive equity and economic mobility throughout the South. The next leader will inherit a healthy organization, poised for continued growth and success.
Please see the leadership profile for details: https://t.co/SQgrDNE9bW
Attention Liberated Capital donor members! We are going to be hosting a happy hour this Tuesday in Oakland.
We are excited to see our Bay Area members! Please the DWP team and connect with other LC members! Please RSVP to [email protected].
More than 1/2 of CA's 9M kids rely on Medi-Cal.
So much promise for the great moves CA has made to strengthen Medi-Cal!
Looking forward to being a part of this great discussion!
In stead of just measuring the number of conversions, what if the church measured how it's showing up right now to support folks living in distress; how are you meeting needs in the community?
Faith Leaders - here's an example of what you can do to begin the work of repair! - Co-Moderators announce new book study program https://t.co/ztbID5Jt3n #DecolonizingWealth
I recently shared my thoughts on healing divides through reparative philanthropy in an essay for the launch of The Commons, powered @philanthropy. Philanthropy may not be driving the attacks on communities of color, but it cannot afford to be silent in the face of them. Read: https://t.co/aU7RhgWLNs
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Philanthropy must reckon with its racist past to truly heal divides, argues @VillanuevaEdgar of @DecolonizWealth in an essay for #TheCommons. Read the full essay at: https://t.co/4IkgqTKqEa
Indigenous Artifacts Should Be Returned to Indigenous People | via @TIME - yes! Because they belong to us and were often stolen. #NativeTwitter https://t.co/zqVG0JtQob