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Jeff Krehely Speaks on a Panel Discussing the Olin Foundation's Influence on American Society The following remarks were presented at the Hudson Institute on December 8, 2005. Jeff Krehely, one of three panelists who spoke on… Read More
The contrasting perspectives in the two featured articles in this issue of Responsive Philanthropy represent the kind of dialogue NCRP should regularly feature and constantly promote. Too much of the sector’s discussion of foundation practices is… Read More
The issues that follow are not extraordinary. They happen consistently within every grantmaking organization. Many good ideas are brought to these organizations. Some of these good ideas receive support. In practice, many do not. What we… Read More
About 60 percent of the nation’s American Indians/Alaskan Natives (AI/AN), or about 2.5 million, live in urban areas. Of that total, about 262,000 live in 30 cities in the northwest quadrant of the nation, with an… Read More
It’s hard to believe that anyone stumbling into NCRP hasn’t heard the basics of Jack Abramoff’s network of corruption used philanthropy. Some brief exploration of articles written about Abramoff by NCRP staff in issues of Responsive… Read More
To its credit, the Council on Foundations is making an effort to include conservative viewpoints at its upcoming annual conference in May. There is much to be learned from the leaders of the conservative movement, whose… Read More
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