New Porticus study "Expanding Our Understanding of Evidence for Meaningful Participation" provides tangible evidence of how #participatory approaches to #philanthropy can lead to more effective and impactful outcomes across various sectors and contexts. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dfwQswB4
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We believe in the power of grassroots leadership to transform communities. When Sangu Mukawa Godefroy, a refugee changemaker, approached The Pollination Project with his vision for a community education center, our $1,000 grant helped turn that dream into reality. The Scorpion Control Center exemplifies how strategic micro-funding in human rights initiatives creates sustainable community impact. From remote operations, this refugee-led project now has a permanent hub offering educational programs and research opportunities, empowering an entire refugee community. This is what leadership in humanitarian grantmaking looks like: identifying passionate local leaders and providing the resources they need to create lasting change. Watch how one small grant is transforming lives. ⬇️ #SocialImpact #HumanRights #RefugeeEmpowerment #Grantmaking #CommunityDevelopment #NonprofitLeadership #philanthropy #heartivism
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Just a quick scan of my timeline, and I see lots of concerns raised on what the #USElections results and #Trump presidency will mean for #development, #humanrights #foreignaid #philanthropy #impactinvesting. What are the opportunities and challenges we should prepare for in the ecosystem, especially in Africa?
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We #support, #facilitate and #strengthen #locally-led #initiatives in #Ghana, #USA and other parts of #Africa. For: #Education, #MedicalMissions, #SchoolNutrition, #SchoolFeedingProgram #South-#SouthCooperation, #North-#SouthCooperation, #SocialPolicy and #SocialPractice #Dialogue, #INGOs #InternationalDevelopment #CommunityDevelopment #Foundations #Philanthropy
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🌿 Today, let's reflect on how we can actively support Indigenous communities in our area and beyond. 🪶 Supporting Indigenous peoples goes beyond recognition—it’s about creating lasting change. Here are some ways we can contribute: 1️⃣ Amplify Indigenous Voices: Share Indigenous stories, perspectives, and achievements to promote understanding and respect. 2️⃣ Support Indigenous Businesses: Shop from Indigenous-owned businesses and artisans to empower economic growth. 3️⃣ Learn About Local Tribes: Educate yourself about the history, culture, and ongoing challenges faced by Indigenous communities. 4️⃣ Advocate for Indigenous Rights: Support policies that protect land, language, and culture, and speak up for justice in your community. 5️⃣ Engage in Local Initiatives: Participate in or donate to local Indigenous events, causes, and organizations that foster community growth and preservation. Let's take meaningful steps to honor and uplift the Indigenous peoples in our area. 🌍 Learn what land you occupy at https://native-land.ca/ #IndigenousSupport #IndigenousRights #CommunityAction #RespectCulture #HonorTheLand #indigenouspeoplesday
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Claudia Useche Trujillo, our Senior Researcher in this blog notes that in the aftermath of widespread riots across the UK, the nation is at a crossroads, indicating that the destruction was not just physical; it left a mark on trust and unity, particularly impacting immigrant communities and people of ethnic minorities. The blog also highlights that this moment also offers an opportunity for change to build a more inclusive, cohesive society which requires sustained efforts, collaboration across sectors, and investment in community-led initiatives that target systemic inequalities. Claudia urges funders, philanthropists, and impact investors to step up as catalysts for change and invest in long-term, community-driven solutions that foster social cohesion, economic empowerment, and innovation that can transform grassroots efforts into large-scale national movements. Read the blog here 👇 https://lnkd.in/ekx4gE4j #TransformativeChange #ImpactInvestment #SocialCohesion #InclusiveSociety #UKRiots #Funders #Philanthropy #SocialJustice #CommunityBuilding
The United Kingdom After the Riots: A Complex Reality | The Social Investment Consultancy
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There were so many partnerships developed and strengthened through the IRCF pilot program, which helped to prevent vulnerable community members falling through the gaps - as the stories shared by community confirm. For example, the reactivation of Local Health Interagency Meetings in Junee cemented strong partnerships within the community that have made a real difference in people's lives. Hear more from Carly Silberberg in the video below and read more in the report: https://lnkd.in/gXcX_8TD #IRCF #CapacityBuilding #Junee #RuralFutures #NFPResources #Philanthropy Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation
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🎉 Celebrating $4 MILLION to 145 Indigenous and Native-led orgs 🎉 Native Voices Rising—one of the few Native-led, participatory grantmaking initiatives in the country—is honored to announce the granting of $4 million in single-year and multi-year grants to 145 Native-led organizations. This year’s grant awardees focus on an array of critical issues, including environmental and climate justice, water protection, food sovereignty, culture and language revitalization, women- and two-spirit-led activism, among others. By building philanthropic support for grassroots groups, we are amplifying Native voices and elevating Indigenous solutions to historic and systemic harms. “These Native-led organizations are creating transformative change for our communities through culturally grounded, community-driven approaches. The Native Voices Rising grants represent a vital shift in philanthropy—one where Native people set priorities, shape funding, and recognize the leadership of their peers. This commitment strengthens our collective impact and centers Native voices in every decision.” —Erik R. Stegman (Carry the Kettle First Nation - Nakoda), CEO, Native Americans in Philanthropy Read the full press release to learn more ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g54q5WSx For a complete list of organizations funded by Native Voices Rising, please visit NativeVoicesRising.org. #NationalPhilanthropyDay #NativePhilanthropy #NAHM #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NativeLed #Philanthropy #NAHM2024 #NativeNonprofit #NativeVoicesRising #Indigenous #Native #NativeAmerican #WeAreIndigenous
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Happy Indigenous Peoples' Day! It's important to acknowledge the land that our Glen Burnie office resides on which is the ancestral lands of the Piscataway, Nentego (Nanticoke), and Susquehannock peoples. Marginalized communities are unfortunately targeted, and Indigenous communities face disproportionately high rates of trauma due to historical and ongoing systemic injustices. These include higher rates of childhood adversity, intimate partner violence, and substance use, all of which contribute to long-term emotional and psychological impacts. Ways to support and contribute include donating to Indigenous-led organizations (https://lnkd.in/gAzPpAtt), supporting local artists and businesses owned by Indigenous individuals, continuing to educate ourselves on treating marginalized populations, and advocating to protect Indigenous rights, healthcare, and environmental stewardship. These are all great ways to leverage privilege to lift up and support marginalized communities. At Bay Area Counseling & Consultation, LLC, we’re committed to providing support, understanding, and culturally sensitive care for all.
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Who Will Fund Our Future? Unpacking Global Inequality Join the thought-provoking discussion on funding the Sustainable Development Goals! Explore the roles of wealthy nations in addressing global inequality and discover alternative approaches to charity and aid. Learn why traditional models often fail and how we can create lasting change for future generations. #SustainableDevelopment #GlobalEquality #WealthyNations #CharityCritique #ForeignAid #EconomicJustice #Empowerment #SDGs #Philanthropy #GlobalChange
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Fostering World Peace and Human Rights: Humanity's Collective Responsibility In a world marred by conflicts and injustices, the pursuit of peace and respect for human rights stand as fundamental pillars of our shared humanity. At Humanity Heart Charity, we believe that every individual has the inherent right to live in dignity, free from fear and oppression. As advocates for global solidarity, we call upon the collective conscience of humanity to champion these noble causes and pave the way for a brighter, more equitable future for all. The quest for world peace begins with fostering understanding and empathy across diverse cultures, religions, and backgrounds. It requires us to recognize the inherent worth and dignity of every human being, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status. By embracing diversity and celebrating our differences, we can build bridges of compassion and forge lasting bonds of solidarity that transcend borders and barriers. Moreover, upholding human rights is not merely a legal obligation but a moral imperative that demands our unwavering commitment. From the right to freedom of speech and expression to the right to education and healthcare, human rights form the bedrock of a just and inclusive society. It is incumbent upon governments, institutions, and individuals alike to safeguard these rights and ensure equal opportunities for all members of society. At Humanity Heart Charity, we are dedicated to promoting peace and human rights through education, advocacy, and grassroots initiatives. Through our outreach programs, we empower marginalized communities, amplify their voices, and advocate for policy reforms that address systemic injustices. By providing humanitarian aid to those affected by conflict and displacement, we offer a glimmer of hope in their darkest hours and reaffirm our solidarity with the most vulnerable among us. However, the journey towards peace and human rights is fraught with challenges, and our work is far from over. It requires sustained effort, courage, and resilience to confront injustice and build a world where every individual can thrive. As global citizens, we must stand together in solidarity, reject violence and discrimination and strive to create a future where peace and human rights reign supreme. In conclusion, the pursuit of world peace and human rights is not a distant dream but a shared responsibility that lies within each and every one of us. Let us join hands, transcend our differences, and work tirelessly towards a world where compassion triumphs over conflict, and dignity prevails over despair. Together, we can build a legacy of peace and justice that will endure for generations to come. With hope and determination, Humanity Heart Charity
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