2013 Events Calendar

What's Your Grassroots Funding IQ
Environmental Grantmakers Association
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will give a presentation on grassroots grantmaking. Then, leaders from the field will lead small table discussions on different topics within grassroots grantmaking. These leaders include: Ed Miller, environment program director at the Joyce Foundation; Heetan Kalan, senior program officer at the New World Foundation; Terry Odenhal, CEO of Global Greengrants; Sandra Smithey, program officer at the C.S. Mott Foundation; Jeff Campbell, director of grantmaking at the Christensen Fund; and Jennifer Sokolove, program director at the Compton Foundation.

Serve to Solve: 4 Strategies Foundations Use to Increase Return-on-Investment
Council on Foundations Community Foundation Conference
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will be joined by Jennifer Rice, director of community strategies at Humboldt Area Foundation, and Patrick Horvath, director of economic opportunity and strengthening neighborhoods at the Denver Foundation. They will discuss how we, as the foundation community, help each other move beyond "traditional" charity to better serve and empower communities. Even more pressing and complicated is the added challenge of ensuring that we as funders balance being responsive and proactive, humble and proactive, listeners and doers, and outcomes-focused and process-focused. This is no easy task; rather, it is an infinitely arduous and infinitely rewarding calling.

The Community Foundation Hall of Fame
Council on Foundations Community Foundation Conference
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman will be joined by Antonia Herandez, president & CEO of the California Community Foundation, and Flozell Daniels, president & CEO of the Foundation for Louisiana. Community Foundations are at least three organizations in one—community leader, fundraiser and guardian of donor advised funds, and discretionary dollar grantmaker. How do we balance those roles and more while ensuring that at our core of our long-term strategic plans and short-term daily work? We are champions for continuously (1) serving and empowering those in our communities who are most marginalized and (2) learning ways to address root causes of problems in our communities.

Sept. 19, 2013
2:00-3:00 PM EST

Philanthropy's Promise, Two Years Later

What is Philanthropy’s Promise? Why does the sector need this initiative? How can we strengthen the movement?

NCRP's executive director, Aaron Dorfman, will discuss the history behind Philanthropy’s Promise and why it is more important than ever. He will address how Philanthropy’s Promise has helped foundations maximize the impact of their limited grant dollars, as well as the progress we have seen in the last two years.

Special guests include Tonya Allen, CEO of the Skillman Foundation, and Steven Hilton, president and CEO of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, to explain their own grantmaking strategies and discuss why their respective foundations decided to sign on to Philanthropy's Promise.

Are you interested in learning more about high impact strategies that can increase the effectiveness of foundations? Then this webinar is just for you.

Presenters:

• Tonya Allen, CEO, Skillman Foundation
• Steven Hilton, President and CEO, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
• Aaron Dorfman, Executive Director, NCRP

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10 Strategies to Strengthen the Funder/Nonprofit Partnership
Women's Funding Network, Southwest Convening
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will discuss various ways to address the imbalance of power between funders and nonprofits (as well as between funders, nonprofits and communities).

4 Key Strategies for Navigating the Philanthropic Landscape: Ohio & Nationwide
Community Foundation West Annual Conference
Come learn about four key philanthropic strategies, the context surrounding them, and why they are critical for leveraging limited grantmaking dollars and strengthening democratic philanthropy. Also, you will see how Ohio funders compare with funders nationwide in using these strategies. Finally, NCRP will share their Philanthropy's Promise initiative of 160+ grantmakers, who are committed to this work.

Tricks of the Trade: Fundraising Tips and Strategies for Nonprofits
Internationally recognized, Klein & Roth Consulting will team up with NCRP to give an overview of recent trends in fundraising and outline the most successful fundraising strategies. Presenters will address why diversified funding that includes foundations and individual donors is critical to the financial stability of your organization.

In only one hour find out how to:

• Identify the best prospects – both foundation and individuals – for your organization and cause
• Initiate contact with and cultivate potential funders and donors
• Develop and/or increase individual donor support

Featuring:

• Stephanie Roth, Principal, Klein & Roth Consulting
• Sean Dobson, Field Director, NCRP

Additional Resources:

• Stephanie Roth's presentation
• Sean Dobson's Presentation

Listen to the webinar here.

Are You a Generalist or a Specialist & What Does That Mean for Your Career?
Delaware Valley Grantmakers and Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will give a presentation, based on an article she co-authored: “Specialist or Generalist: A False Dichotomy.” She will discuss being a “generalist” or a “specialist” in our philanthropic sector, exploring what our sector needs from philanthropic practitioners, and moving from thinking about our approaches and passions to taking action.

Helping your Members answer Tough Questions
Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers
During this session at the Forum's annual conference, NCRP's Aaron Dorfman will present the latest data related to four key questions: (1) How well are foundations prioritizing the needs of marginalized communities? (2) To what extent are foundations investing in advocacy and social justice, and does it make a difference? (3) With all the talk about general operating support, where does the field stand now? (4) Which foundations are making multi-year grants, and which ones aren't?

Tools & Tactics Webinar: Strategies for High Impact Funding
Catalytic Women
This webinar, featuring NCRP's Christine Reeves and Cris Doby of the C.S. Mott Foundation, will specifically address myths and facts about whether funders should take a specialized or generalist approach in seeking solutions to a complex issue.

Questions this discussion will explore:

• What are the key elements across nonprofit models for success?
• What are the challenges in determining your focus as a funder?
• How can a donor begin to understand the complexities of issues involved?
• What key issues should a funder consider in creating meaningful change in an issue area?

Listen to the webinar here.

Nine Steps to Advocacy Evaluation with a Social Justice Lens
Many organizations are using advocacy strategies to meet their missions. Just like any other work that foundations and nonprofits engage in, advocacy needs to be continually assessed, tweaked and strengthened through a process of evaluation and learning. In the past, advocacy work was considered too difficult to evaluate. However, an ever expanding body of research and experience demonstrates several approaches that are effective when evaluating advocacy.

This webinar offers an introduction to advocacy evaluation through a nine-step process based on Innovation Network's Pathfinder series.

Innovation Network will describe this tool and demonstrate its application for funders, nonprofits and evaluators. NCRP will highlight research and other tools that can help inform advocacy evaluation and bring a social justice lens to the process.

Presenters:

• Johanna Morariu, Director, Innovation Network
• William Fenn, Associate, Innovation Network
• Lisa Ranghelli, Director, Grantmaking for Community Impact Project, NCRP

Additional Resources:

• View NCRP's presentation
• View Innovation Network's presentation
• Listen to the conversation

Tools & Tactics Webinar: Are You A Specialist Or Generalist Funder?
Catalytic Women
Catalytic Women Executive Director Melanie Hamburger invited Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves and Cris Doby, program officer at the C.S. Mott Foundation, to give a presentation based on the article they co-authored: "Specialist or Generalist: A False Dichotomy." The co-authors will discuss being a "generalist" or a "specialist" in our philanthropic sector, exploring what our sector needs from philanthropic practitioners, and moving from thinking about our approaches and passions to taking action. They will also include a fun mapping activity that let participants map where they stand as a generalist or specialist.

Jun. 18, 2013
Washington, DC

Specialist or Generalist: And What Does That Mean For Your Career
Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy, DC Chapter Event
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will give a presentation, based on an article she co-authored: "Specialist or Generalist: A False Dichotomy." She will discuss being a "generalist" or a "specialist" in our philanthropic sector, exploring what our sector needs from philanthropic practitioners, and moving from thinking about our approaches and passions to taking action. She will also include a fun, get-up-out-of-your-seats mapping activity that let participants map where they stand as a generalist or specialist.

Jun. 18-20, 2013
New York, NY

Annual Conference: Scaling Impact
Social Impact Exchange
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman will lead and moderate a workshop panel of expert funders on the topic of "Grantmaking for Community Impact: Mobilizing the Stakeholders." He will be joined by Melinda Fine, director of education at Public Interest Projects, Jee Kim, program officer at the Ford Foundation, and Maria Mottola, president of the New York Foundation. They will delve deeply into the question: How can nonprofits and funders build the public opinion and will to overcome large system inertia and drive implementation of what works, so that we can achieve transformative change? This interactive session – with NCRP and three funders specializing in poverty alleviation, health and education – share their how-to stories about leveraging limited dollars, addressing root causes of problems, and remaining responsive and relevant to community needs.

Jun. 13, 2013
Chicago, IL

Building a Strong Foundation: Creating and Communicating a Health Equity Grantmaking Strategy
Grantmakers in Health
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will lead a daylong workshop on health equity to health funders from across the country. She will lead discussions, design interactive activities, and facilitate small group discussions. There will be three main themes for the day of learning: (1) Identifying the Foundational Elements of Health Equity Grantmaking, (2) Building the Foundational Elements of Health Equity Grantmaking, and (3) Messaging and Communications for Health Equity. She will be joined by four co-presenters: Faith Mitchell, president and CEO of Grantmakers in Health; Elaine Arkin, consultant for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Yanique Redwood, president of the Consumer Health Foundation, and Dolores Roybal, president of the Con Ala Foundation for Health.

Jun. 10, 2013
New York, NY

Focused Agenda for Public Education Reform: Opportunities to Link Efforts across Communities and National Allies
Communities for Public Education Reform (CPER)

Jun. 5, 2013
2:00 PM EST

Webinar:Criteria for Philanthropy At Its Best — Four Years In: How Has the Needle Moved, and What Does This Mean for Your Foundation?
Foundation Center
Four years ago, NCRP released a provocative publication — Criteria for Philanthropy At Its Best: Benchmarks to Assess and Enhance Grantmaker Impact — which challenged U.S. grantmakers to do more to strengthen marginalized communities and adopt other proven practices. Is the sector moving forward in its ability to tackle pressing problems? How do U.S. foundations stack up against the benchmarks? Join the discussion as NCRP's Aaron Dorfman shares the latest data and his candid thoughts about where foundations are improving and where they're stuck in the mud. Aaron will also offer practical suggestions for how to move the discussion forward at your foundation if you want to fund more advocacy, begin making multi-year grants, add non-family members to the board, or address any of the other suggested benchmarks.

Listen to the presentation here.

May 21-23, 2013
Washington, DC

Annual Conference: Just Giving
EDGE Funders Alliance
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will lead and moderate a presentation on the topic of "8 Ways to Map Your Foundation's Transformational Movement-Building". She will be joined by distinguished philanthropic practitioners: Laine Romero-Alston, program officer at the Ford Foundation; Jeff Campbell, director of Grantmaking at the Christensen Fund; Nikhil Aziz, executive director at Grassroots International; and Sue Hoechstetter, senior advisor for foundation advocacy and evaluation at Alliance for Justice. This workshop shares 8 concrete, time-tested ways your philanthropy can catalyze transformative movement building. First, we tackle the internal. After a fun get-out-of-your-seats mapping activity, each of our 4 panelists will share their top approach for catalyzing movement building inside an organization. Second, we tackle external. After an interactive word-association activity, each of our 4 panelists will share their top approach for catalyzing movement building outside an organization. Finally, we will apply what we learned in small group discussions, each led by a panelist.

May 21-22, 2013
Detroit, MI

Annual Conference: Pursuing Results, Effective Foundation Practices
Center for Effective Philanthropy
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman will present on the topic of "Influencing Policy to Make Change: Lessons from the Front Lines." His co-presenters include: Crystal Hayling (former President & CEO, Blue Shield of California Foundation and Board Member, Center for Effective Philanthropy), Gara LaMarche (former President & CEO, The Atlantic Philanthropies), and Ronald B. Richard (President & CEO, The Cleveland Foundation). During the session, they will confront the following: Many foundations have concluded that funding efforts to reform public policies connected to the issues they care about is a critical part of their strategy. What have these grantmakers learned about effectively investing in advocacy and systems change? What challenges have they encountered? In a candid conversation, foundation CEOs that have used a range of approaches to policy engagement will reflect on the challenges and opportunities of this type of philanthropy.

San Antonio, TX

Immigrant Civic Engagement Learning Tour
Funders' Committee for Civic Participation
Aaron Dorfman will attend this event to explore the growing cross-sector movement to promote immigrant civic participation and community-building efforts in San Antonio and Texas, and to learn strategies that can be applied to work in other parts of the country.

Fusing Justice and Strategy for Real Results
In recent years, an increasing number of grantmakers have adopted the practice of “strategic philanthropy.” While this movement has contributed to effectiveness, is it limiting philanthropy’s potential impact? Find answers to this question and more at NCRP’s next “Pulse webinar” featuring internationally-recognized expert on targeted universalism and civil rights and liberties, Prof. john a. powell.

NCRP’s recent publication, Real Results: Why Strategic Philanthropy is Social Justice Philanthropy contends that a social justice lens provides a much-needed correction to the often technocratic and top-down approaches of our sector. Based on findings from the four reports under NCRP’s High Impact Strategies for Philanthropy series, Real Results contends that, at their best, social justice philanthropy and strategic philanthropy are, in fact, the same. How do we define strategic philanthropy? How do we ensure that the most underserved among us benefit from philanthropy? Why is funding advocacy and community organizing essential to long-term change and systemic reform? Join Prof. john a. powell and NCRP’s Niki Jagpal as they discuss how to infuse justice into philanthropic strategy with better outcomes for the communities we seek to serve and our democracy.

Presenters:

• Prof. john a. powell, Professor of Law; Professor of African American Studies and Ethnic Studies; Robert D. Haas Chancellor's Chair in Equity and Inclusion; Director, Haas Diversity Research Center

• Niki Jagpal, Research and Policy Director, NCRP

Additional Resources:

• View Prof. john a. powell's presentation
• View Niki Jagpal's presentation
• Listening to the recording

May 2, 2013
Memphis, TN

Funding Advocacy 101
Forum of Memphis Grantmakers
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will give a stand-alone workshop presentation on introductory approaches of funding advocacy. She will draw from quantitative and qualitative research in NCRP's reports. She will also make the session interactive and leave lots of room for questions and answers, as well as group discussion.

Annual Conference: Nonprofit Excellence
Alliance for Nonprofit Excellence

Apr. 30, 2013
St. Louis, MO

Policy & Advocacy for Funders
Gateway Center for Giving
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman will give a presentation on intermediate and advanced approaches of funding advocacy. He will draw from quantities and qualitative examples in NCRP's research and field work.

Apr. 29-30, 2013
Louisville, KY

Annual Conference: Literacy Funders Network Symposium
Literacy Funders Network
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will present on the topic of "4 Strategies for Seeking Success in a Funder/Nonprofit Collaborative: Examples from Across the Country." This interactive session builds off the example of the National Data Platform. She will discuss success stories from funder/nonprofit collaborative across the country and reverse engineer the victories achieved over a 3-year period. She will consider 4 lenses through which you can benchmark elusive success: (1) how to measure quantitative return-on-investment and leverage limited dollars, (2) how to evaluate qualitative storytelling, (3) how to nimbly respond to set-backs and then adapt without giving up on success, and (4) how to promote leadership and accountability when working collaboratively on a goal that connects multiple issue silos and communities.

2013 NCRP Impact Awards Reception
National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman, Field Director Sean Dobson and Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves host hundreds of philanthropic leaders to celebrate four outstanding and impactful funders, The Levi Strauss Foundation, the Woods Fund of Chicago, the California Community Foundation, and the NoVo Foundation.

Vision & Action: The Annual Conference
Council on Foundations
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman, Field Director Sean Dobson and Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will attend the Council on Foundations' Annual Conference, joining philanthropic colleagues from around the country.

Apr. 4-6, 2013
Chicago, IL

Annual Conference: Investing in Generations of Talent
Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves and NCRP Board Member Trista Harris (also Executive Director of the Headwaters Foundation for Justice) will co-present on the topic of "Are You A Generalist or A Specialist? And What Does That Mean for Your Career?" In this interactive, valuable, and fun session, they invite specialists, generalists, and those who fall somewhere in between the two extremes. A word association game, a get-up-out-of-your-seat mapping activity, and concrete lessons from the field let us explore the true meanings of "generalist" and "specialist" in a variety of contexts. The session will also help us understand what constellations of skills are necessary for us to advance our careers, our organizations, and the communities we aim to empower and serve. Plus, you might be in a different specialist/generalist category than you originally had thought! Finally, participants will leave the session with a "top 5 list" of ways they can grow as "specialists" (the experts) and/or "generalists (the other experts). We will draw from the article, "Specialist or Generalist: A False Dichotomy."

Apr. 3-5, 2013
Tulsa, OK

Native Philanthropy Institute
Native Americans in Philanthropy
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman will present at the conferences closing plenary; it will be a bold conversation and a call to action. He will like NCRP's work with NAP's goals. His co-panelists will include leaders from Grantmakers for Children Youth and Families, the Joint Affinity Group, and the Conference of Southwest Foundations. He will also lead a workshop presentation on the topic of: "Giving Money & Power: Native Peoples, Native Governments, & Philanthropy." He will be joined by Jaime Pinkham from the Bush Foundation, Peter Pennekamp from the Humboldt Area Foundaiton, and Jen Rice from the Wild Rivers Community Foundation.

Mar. 18-20, 2013
St. Petersburg, FL

Waves of Change, Oceans of Opportunity
Grants Managers Network
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman will present on workshop presentation titled, "Criteria for Philanthropy At Its Best Four Years In: How Has the Needle Moved, and What Does This Mean for Your Foundation?" Four years after NCRP released its much-publicized Criteria for Philanthropy At Its Best report, Aaron will explain what has changed and where we go from here as a sector and as individual foundations.

Mar. 13-15, 2013
San Francisco, CA

Big Ideas to Blueprints: Decisive Grantmaking in Dynamic Times
Grantmakers in Health
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will present at this annual gathering of health funders. She will join moderate a panel and lead an interactive group activity for a workshop presentation with Funders Concerned About AIDS.

Mar. 7, 2013
Washington, DC

The Future of Work and the Future of Labor: Working Group on Labor and Community Partnerships Policy Briefing
Neighborhood Funders Group
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves represented NCRP at the full day briefing.

Feb. 27-28, 2013
Baltimore, MD

Advocacy Field Building Funders Dialogue
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Grantmaking for Community Impact Director Lisa Ranghelli contributed to this dialogue, as she joined leaders from the philanthropy field who believe in the power of advocacy.

Feb. 27-28, 2013
Greensboro, NC

Making Moves That Matter
North Carolina Network of Grantmakers
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will present at the workshop session, "10 Years Later: Lessons Learned From a Funders' Collaborative." During this session, she will discuss research NCRP collected from North Carolina and nationwide that demonstrates success stories of funder-nonprofit collaborations to benefit Hispanic communities. She will be joined by several philanthropic leaders in North Carolina, including: Tara Sandercock of the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro, James Gore of Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, and Althea Gonzalez of Hispanics in Philanthropy.

Cutting the Strings: The State of General Operating and Multi-Year Support
Tune in to NCRP's next "Pulse webinar" as we discuss the most pressing issues that grantmakers and nonprofits face in our challenging economic climate.

• Only one in six grant dollars is for general operating support.

• Only one in ten funders reports any multi-year grantmaking.

These findings from NCRP's recent "The Philanthropic Landscape" series confirm what nonprofits have known for years: Despite the benefits of general operating and multi-year grantmaking, long-term, flexible foundation funding can be incredibly difficult to find. Why is that? Why haven't these statistics moved much in a decade of nonprofit and association advocacy? What can be done to encourage grantmaking that builds organizations and not just programs?

Join Grantmakers for Effective Organizations' J McCray, author of Is Grantmaking Getting Smarter?, and NCRP's Kevin Laskowski as they discuss the most recent trends in effective grantmaking and what we all can do to encourage funding with lasting impact.

Featuring:

• J McCray, Chief Operating Officer, Grantmakers for Effective Organizations
• Kevin Laskowski, Senior Research and Policy Associate, NCRP

Additional Resources:

• View the Cutting the Strings Presentation
• View J McCray’s Presentation
• The State of General Operating Support
• The State of Multi-Year Funding
• Listen to the recording

A Roundtable Gathering on Philanthropy: Making Philanthropy More Effective for Carnegie Institute
Philanthropy Event Hosted by Ralph Nader
NCRP Executive Director Aaron Dorfman joins Ralph Nader, Pablo Eisenberg (Chronicle of Philanthropy), and Lois Gibbs (Center for Health, Environment and Justice). This will be a presentation of the issue—areas that need more funding—Occupational health and safety, auto and other transportation safety, consumer protection, pension rights, corporations and poverty, corporate crime and accountability, environmental disruption and toxics, corporate militarism and foreign policy, corporate power over public budgets, shareholder rights, corporatization of childhood, corporate planning for genetic inheritance, nanotechnology, etc.

Civil Discourse? Progressive vs. Conservative Philanthropy
San Diego Grantmakers
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman and Bill Shambra, Director of the Hudson Institute's Bradley Center for Philanthropy and Civic Renewal, will debate the role and purpose of philanthropy, given the post-inauguration political climate.

Watch the debate!

Jan. 30, 2013
San Francisco, CA

Full Circle Fund
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will speak to the members of the Full Circle Fund, one of the newest signatories to NCRP’s initiative, Philanthropy’s Promise.

Jan. 29, 2013
Palo Alto, CA

Are You A Generalist or A Specialist? And What Does That Mean Philanthropy & Your Career?
Emerging Practicioners in Philanthropy
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will present her article, “Generalists or Specialists: A False Dichotomy," and lead a highly-interactive workshop on the intersections between generalists and specialists, as well as direct service funders and empowerment/social impact funders.

Jan. 28, 2013
San Francisco, CA

Are You A Generalist or A Specialist? And What Does That Mean Philanthropy & Your Career?
Emerging Practicioners in Philanthropy
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will present her article, “Generalists or Specialists: A False Dichotomy," and lead a highly-interactive workshop on the intersections between generalists and specialists, as well as direct service funders and empowerment/social impact funders.

Jan. 28, 2013
San Francisco, CA

Intersecting Strategies with Issues
Bay Area Justice Funders Network
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will co-host this event with Dana Kawaoka-Chen, Executive Director of BAJFN. The purpose of this event is to explain how generalists and specialists in philanthropy can work together to encourage high-impact social justice strategies, fund multiple issues simultaneously, and break down isolating issue silos. They will be joined by a panel of foundation leaders from the Bay Area. The panel will also include grantees who do the day-to-day work on the ground.

Jan. 27-29, 2013
San Jose, CA

2013 Family Philanthropy Conference
Council on Foundations
Executive Director Aaron Dorfman will present with Compton Foundation President Ellen Friedman and Mitchell Kapor Foundation President Cedric Brown. They will discuss the importance of using high-impact social justice strategies to break down issue silos and better serve marginalized communities.

Jan. 23-25, 2013
San Francisco, CA

IHRFG's 2013 San Francisco Conference
International Human Rights Funders Group
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will co-present with Melissa Extein, Associate Director of Grants at American Jewish World Services, and Caitlin Stanton, Senior Program Officer for Learning, Monitoring and Evaluation at the Global Fund for Women. They will lead a challenging discussion about how and why grantees—not just grantmakers—should be included in decision-making about grant measurement and evaluations.

Jan. 15, 2013
Honolulu, HI

Introducing the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy & How to Have a Greater Impact
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will present to funders, discussing Criteria for Philanthropy At Its Best. Then, she will explain NCRP's 7-part series of research reports on place-based philanthropy (Grantmaking for Community Impact Project) and 4-part series of research reports on issue-based philanthropy (High Impact Strategies in Philanthropy Project). Finally, she will discuss key takeaways regarding Philanthropy's Promise, an initiative of over 140 funders who focus on marginalized communities and high-impact strategies, such as advocacy.

Jan. 7, 2013
Washington, DC

Nonprofit Public Policy Panel Discussion
Duke University Public Policy School
Senior Field Associate Christine Reeves will co-present with colleagues from Grantmakers for Effective Organizations and the Pew Charitable Trusts. She will discuss career paths in public policy, advocacy, nonprofits, and philanthropy.