This interactive workshop will explore the role of narratives in grantmaking spaces through a case study, small group discussions, and reflective prompts.
Join this workshop to walk away with practical resources, templates, and articles to continue building your leadership skills.
Through case study examples and practice activities, this session will explore how to transform grant applications into tools for strategic learning.
In this interactive session, five foundations of various sizes will share their approaches to documentation and offer practical tool and tips, and then lead an exercise aimed at developing your process documentation skills.
Through real-world examples, the session will highlight how arts and culture serve as powerful tools for civic engagement, connection, and community healing.
Using conceptual frameworks, case examples, and peer exchange, participants will explore how to lead toward systems change in the face of disruption.
Join EOF to learn about a new effort to create space for funders who don’t usually see themselves in the immigration or immigrant family funding arenas to learn about the issues facing children in immigrant families through research, advocacy and community partnerships.
Join us for a practical discussion about how to pursue policy and systems change that is mission-driven, boldly committed to racial equity and power building in Black communities.
This workshop focuses on internal organizational change and provides the opportunity for participants to explore how white normative culture impacts group norms, policies, practices, and communications.
In this webinar, CEP will host a conversation informed by both CEP’s 2025 “State of Nonprofits” report and “Voices That Matter: How Foundations and Nonprofits Engage With the Communities They Support.”
