How Philanthropy Can Follow the Lead of Girls of Color
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Guest contributor Kyndall Clark Osibodu shares insight into how philanthropy can lift up girls of color as funding leaders, rather than just as beneficiaries.
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New Funding Partnership to Address Severe Underinvestment in Indigenous Girls
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Grantmakers for Girls of Color has teamed up with Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples to support a group philanthropy has long overlooked.
Read MoreHow the Black Girl Freedom Fund Is Allowing Young People to Call the Shots
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The Black Girl Freedom Fund relied on an advisory committee of Black girls and gender-expansive youth to select its first round of grantees. The fund is part of a campaign to move $1 billion to Black girls and young women.
Read More“Support us as Problem-Solvers.” A Call to Include Girls and Women of Color in Racial Justice Funding
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Funding for racial justice is reaching new heights—how much of it will benefit Black women and girls? LaTosha Brown of the Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium shares her vision for more and better funding for Black girls.
Read MoreStaffing Up and Moving Money, Grantmakers for Girls of Color Charts a New Course
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As Grantmakers for Girls of Color enters its sixth year, the philanthropic resource is now a staffed nonprofit and a grantmaker. We spoke to its first executive director, Monique Morris, about her vision and the need for more funding.
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