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The Time Is Ripe for Philanthropy to Renew Its Commitment to Rural America

Written by: Rachael Swierzewski

Date: March 20, 2007

In a speech to the Council on Foundations in the spring of 2006, Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.) called on the nation’s foundations to review their giving portfolios and to double their rural grantmaking within the next… Read More

SPOTLIGHT – David R. Jones: NCRP’s Board Chair Discusses Current Issues Facing the sector

Date: March 20, 2007

David R. Jones is president and chief executive officer of the Community Service Society of New York (CSSNY), a leading nonprofit organization that uses research, advocacy, technical assistance and volunteerism to tackle urban poverty in New… Read More

A New Agenda for the Progressive Women’s Movement

Written by: Kiran Ahuja, National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum

Date: December 01, 2006

Reprinted from State of Philanthropy 2006: Creating Dialogue for Tomorrow’s Movements, published by NCRP. As a young leader and a woman of color in the women’s and reproductive rights movement, I was asked by the National… Read More

Aid on Whose Terms? Challenges to Developing an Effective Response to Trafficking in Women

Written by: Norma Timbang

Date: December 01, 2006

The recent upsurge of human trafficking[1] suggests an urgent need for nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and government agencies in the United States to increase their ability to assist people who have been liberated from the traffickers. The… Read More

SPOTLIGHT — Chris Grumm: Improving Lives through Women’s Funds

Written by: Kelly Schultz, NCRP

Date: December 01, 2006

Chris Grumm, president and chief executive officer of the Women’s Funding Network (WFN), has been credited with supporting its member funds in a massive expansion plan that raised the assets of women’s and girl’s foundations from… Read More

Feminization of Philanthropy: Learning from the Women’s Movement

Date: December 01, 2006

Thirty years ago, around the time when NCRP emerged as the brainchild of a coalition of nonprofit leaders and advocates, it was a very different world for women. The 1960s generation of American women led a… Read More

As the South Grows

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Responsive Philanthropy June 2021

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Black Funding Denied

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