Over the past several years, MANP Connects has become a consistent space to discuss common issues and hear from peers and partners at the forefront of the opportunities and challenges facing Maine nonprofits and communities.
Join us for a discussion with disabled immigrant leaders on how disabled immigrants are organizing to resist oppression, and how philanthropy can support these efforts.
Join us for a conversation on the latest insights from the Center for Effective Philanthropy’s July 2025 report, Voices That Matter: How Nonprofits and Foundations Engage With the Communities They Support.
Together, we will examine the strategies that have been deployed globally against democratic repression—and, crucially, how philanthropy can resource the movement infrastructure needed over the next 18 months to prevent the consolidation of autocratic rule in the United States.
Learn from experts about how they are putting theory into practice to respond to fear-based narratives and offer a vision of welcoming, belonging, and inclusion.
Join GTY and the National Collaborative for Transformative Youth Policy for an important youth-led discussion about environmental justice and how philanthropy can partner with young people to achieve meaningful change. I
In this dynamic and interactive presentation, Diana Rogers Jaeger will reveal how the 5 Languages of Appreciation in the Workplace can transform exhausted teams into energized, high-performing, and deeply connected groups.
Philanthropy 101 is a five-module cohort series that helps staff new to philanthropy and the funder community gain a better understanding of the sector.
We’ll give an overview of what’s in the bill, what’s at stake for your wallet, your health care, and your job — and what Maine can do to lessen the sting.
This event includes an author talk and panel discussion exploring the intersections of urban planning, law, and social/racial justice across the United States and here in Maine.
