This MANP Connects session will highlight how two key state offices, now operating together within the newly formed Maine Office of Community Affairs (MOCA), are enhancing coordination, streamlining support, and helping communities build resilience from the ground up.
Join GCIR staff for a strategy session in which we will share compelling talking points linked to universal values and shared priorities, address common concerns foundation leaders may raise, and offer concrete guidance on how to bring these messages into everyday philanthropic practice.
Tune into this timely briefing with legal and tax experts to cut through the noise and provide clear, practical insights on what these developments mean for your governance, operations, and grantmaking.
Join us for a deep dive on what these legal and policy changes may augur for the future state of philanthropy with a dynamic panel of policy and legal scholars and practitioners.
Join GTY, NYU Metro Center, University of Michigan, and the National Parent Leadership Institute to discuss findings and recommendations from the “Building Power Together: Family Civics in Communities of Color” study.
Join the Maine Climate & Environmental Funders Network to explore the findings and recommendations of The Listen Project—a groundbreaking youth-led study of climate organizers.
In this session, we’ll offer quick tools for staying grounded when things get tense and simple ways to respond with care and clarity—even when you’re caught off guard.
In this session, we’ll share simple approaches to creating flow, encouraging participation, and weaving in structure that supports (but doesn’t stifle) real connection.
In this session, we’ll explore simple but powerful ways to bring presence, calm, and intention into any room.
Join Maine Food Funders Network for a virtual panel presentation and discussion offering a candid look at what’s working, where help is needed, and where philanthropy can make a difference in Maine's food system.
