"It's Got to Be an Entire Organizational Shift." How Funders Can Better Support Black-Led Nonprofits

"It's Got to Be an Entire Organizational Shift." How Funders Can Better Support Black-Led Nonprofits

While some strides have been made, many Black-led nonprofits are still out in the cold. New insight from the Young, Black, and Giving Back Institute focuses on resourcing the smallest grassroots groups.

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Dear Philanthropy: Step Up for Reproductive Justice by Backing Black Women and Black-Led Nonprofits

Dear Philanthropy: Step Up for Reproductive Justice by Backing Black Women and Black-Led Nonprofits

It’s been a year since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade. In this guest piece, Surina Khan and Janette Robinson Flint call on funders to better support Black women at the vanguard of the fight for reproductive rights.

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A Small Step Toward Accountability, and Big Questions for Philanthropy

A Small Step Toward Accountability, and Big Questions for Philanthropy

Accountability for the murder of George Floyd is a small step, and one that cannot invite complacency. We reflect on the ways philanthropy confronted racism in the past year, and pose the question: Will funders stay in the fight?

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