🌟 Você conhece o trabalho da Imaginable Futures no Brasil? 🇧🇷 Apoiamos organizações e projetos que atuam na interseção entre equidade racial e educação. Mas o que isso significa na prática? 🚫 O racismo permeia todas as esferas da sociedade brasileira, incluindo a educação. 👥 Apoiamos programas que buscam mudar isso! Queremos garantir que crianças e jovens negros, indígenas e quilombolas tenham mais acesso a oportunidades, colaborando para a construção de um futuro mais justo e igualitário para todos e todas. Atualmente, apoiamos programas com três focos principais: 1️⃣ Expandir oportunidades de liderança por meio de representação equitativa. 2️⃣Promover uma agenda de equidade racial na filantropia. 3️⃣Fortalecer comunidades por meio de educação e políticas antirracistas. 🔍 Quer saber mais sobre a relação entre equidade racial e educação no Brasil, o trabalho da Imaginable Futures e os projetos dos nossos parceiros? O nosso site em português acabou de ser atualizado! 🌐 Acesse: https://lnkd.in/epJy2Qgi #EquidadeRacial #Educação
Imaginable Futures
Non-profit Organizations
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A global philanthropic investment firm that believes learning has the power to unleash human potential.
About us
Imaginable Futures is a global philanthropic investment firm that believes learning has the power to unleash human potential and aspires to provide every learner with the opportunity and the tools they need to imagine, and to realize, a brighter future. By taking a systems approach to solving complex education challenges, Imaginable Futures works across public, private and social sectors to bring to life transformational ideas across local, national and global contexts for learners of all ages. With a deep commitment to on-the-ground partnership and co-creation with those we serve, Imaginable Futures is empowering learners, families and communities to be the changemakers of the future. Established in 2020 and managed by a global team, Imaginable Futures has invested more than $200 million in 100 partners across Africa, Latin America, and the United States, as well as in India with our sister organization, Omidyar Network India. Imaginable Futures is a venture of The Omidyar Group, and is founded and funded by Pierre and Pam Omidyar.
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- 2020
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Employees at Imaginable Futures
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Amy Klement
Managing Partner at Imaginable Futures
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Rodrigo R.
Social Entrepreneur
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Marie Hocker
Lead Program Manager, U.S. Program Team at Imaginable Futures, a venture of The Omidyar Group | Founder, Preparation for Life | Views expressed are…
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Jenn Clark
Using strategic communications to accelerate change for learners and families
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Tune into this exciting new episode of The Mawazo Institute Ideas Podcast featuring Prof. Wandia Njoya!
🎙️ 🎙️ 🎙️ EPISODE 3 of Mawazo Ideas Podcast S7 is OUT NOW Can we reimagine education and create alternatives, or is the African university under siege? In this episode with Prof. Wandia Njoya, an Associate Professor of #Literature at Daystar University who loves to stretch academic boundaries, and Mawazo DOP Caroline Mose (Ph.D), we explore the stifling of African talent within the current #education system that drives many to seek #opportunities abroad. We also discuss the plight of young #Africanwomen researchers, the lack of career paths for #academics and #creatives, and the effects of the #industrialisation of Africa's universities on learning. Prof. Wandia challenges the current system and shares strategies to nurture young talent and innovation, while resisting global pressures. Watch the conversation at the link below or listen wherever you get your #podcasts! https://bit.ly/3VnOC3F
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O Instituto de Referência Negra Peregum, com o apoio do Malala Fund, acaba de lançar o Programa Malala Peregum. Esta iniciativa tem como objetivo fortalecer o direito à educação para meninas negras e imigrantes, promovendo uma educação pública gratuita, laica, antirracista, antisexista e inclusiva. Saiba mais sobre o novo programa:
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“Why is it a fist fight to find child care?” asks Amy Smigielski, early care and education manager at Resultant, a data analytics firm that recently led a major overhaul of Iowa’s child care search function. In August, after $5 million and a couple of years of behind-the-scenes development, Iowa launched Child Care Connect (C3), a free tool that offers families “near-real-time” insight into child care providers’ availability. Read more in EdSurge:
What If Finding Child Care Online Were as Easy as Making a Dinner Reservation? - EdSurge News
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MAKE A CIRCLE, a new award-winning documentary weaves humor, outrage and passion into a love letter to early childhood educators and a rallying cry for a child care system in crisis. The film now has an accompanying discussion guide and advocacy toolkit to help local groups host screenings and spark conversation and action in their communities. Check out those resources:
Take Action - MAKE A CIRCLE
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In Kenya, we are in the era of free education—but the majority of children from the urban poor are being excluded. A new report from the African Population and Health Research Center reveals that at least 47% of children from major low-income urban areas in Kenya attend low-fee private schools and do not currently benefit from the Free Primary Education (FPE) initiative, despite being designed to support them. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gDHQYXBd
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No início deste mês, o GIFE divulgou um estudo que destaca os principais desafios para o desenvolvimento da filantropia institucionalizada no Brasil, incluindo questões de gênero, raça e distribuição entre regiões. Segundo o GIFE, a diversidade racial nos investimentos pode melhorar o panorama geral do investimento no país, já que muitas organizações filantrópicas carecem desproporcionalmente de pessoas negras em posições de decisão. Leia mais sobre a pesquisa no Valor Econômico S/A:
Gife aponta falhas de representatividade de gênero e raça na filantropia brasileira, apesar de avanços
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Imaginable Futures reposted this
How You Can Create Lasting Change This #GivingTuesday? 💡🌍 Join us in transforming lives this #GivingTuesday! Every donation you make helps us bring quality education to kids across Africa, empowering them with the skills and knowledge they need for a brighter future. Together, we can make a world of difference—one kid at a time. 💖 🎁 Donate now and be part of the movement creating lasting change. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d4Ypmpk9 Watch our 5-Year Strategy here: https://lnkd.in/dP-ZWtk9 #GivingTuesday #SupportEducation #ChangeLives #MakeAnImpact
Your support allows us to inspire tomorrow's problem solvers!
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Imaginable Futures reposted this
Today is Giving Tuesday! We’re thrilled to join hands with impact warriors like YOU on this global day of #generosity and #hope. This year, your support is helping ensure that all Kenyans in underserved communities have access to the healthcare they deserve—empowering communities to thrive with dignity and hope. 💙 Here’s the best part: Today only, every gift you give is #TRIPLED by an #anonymousdonor! Your generosity fuels lifesaving work, like maintaining a 0% mother-to-child HIV transmission rate at our health clinics. Together, we’re creating healthier, stronger communities. 💡 Double down on impact today. Give now: https://lnkd.in/dUmi_hyb #GivingTuesday #HealthForAll #SupportSHOFCO
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