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.
Wherever you are on your advocacy journey, join us and learn about how advocacy can further your organization’s mission and the nonprofit sector as a whole.
Join us for a highly interactive 3-part series where we will collectively look at how to break the cycle of white supremacy and take practical action towards equity.
During this session, you will learn a practical process for customizing visualizations for your target audiences.
By attending this session, participants will deepen their knowledge in the following areas: How to align reporting practices with values; grounding practice change in participatory research; and the barriers and rewards of changing reporting practices across the field.
Join GEO to get a sneak peek at what the series has to offer by sharing an overview of the curriculum, answering your questions and helping you with the registration process.
In this first installation of GCIR’s three-part series on philanthropy’s role in fighting authoritarianism, we will hear from advocacy groups that are working to protect the civil society sector as well as organizations that have come under attack.
Join us for a conversation about the history of citizenship in this country, the ongoing debate about who gets to be an American, the impact of the Supreme Court decision on the broader fight to protect civil rights, and what comes next in the legal battle.
Join the Early Childhood Funders Collaborative, the Children, Youth and Family Funders Roundtable, and Economic Opportunity Funders for a discussion on how census data matters for young children and what actions funders can take now to make sure every child is seen, counted, and valued.
This “Ask the Experts” interactive session will bring together child care-focused community development financial institutions (CDFIs), members of the National Children’s Facilities Network (NCFN), and early childhood funders to discuss breakthrough infrastructure policies, identify capital deployment strategies for facility improvements, and explore how philanthropy can effectively integrate facilities into comprehensive child care expansion efforts.
