Decolonizing Philanthropy: An obligation to do better

Presented in Partnership with the Wagner Diversity Council as part of the Powering Structural Change Conference

March
29
5:00pm - 6:00pm EDT
Public
Date:
March 29, 2022
Time:
5:00pm - 6:00pm
Location:
Online

Join Wagner Philanthropy for a panel discussion about the inherent power imbalances in the philanthropic sector. Learn from practitioners in the field who will discuss different philanthropic approaches including concepts such as “decolonizing philanthropy,” a phrase introduced and explored by activist and writer Edgar Villanueva, trust-based philanthropy, and community-centric approaches. These alternatives reimagine how philanthropic organizations and philanthropists can reckon with their privilege and create a more successful and effective system.

 

Moderated by Professor Molly Schultz Hafid, this panel will feature:

  • William Cordery, Principal - Freedom Futures, Consultant - Leverage Philanthropic Partners
  • M. Scott Frank, Executive Director - Cofounder, The InteRoots Initiative
  • Shaady Salehi, Executive Director, Trust-Based Philanthropy Project



This event is presented by Wagner Philanthropy and the Wagner Diversity Council (WDC) and is a part of the Powering Structural Change conference (more conference info here).

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