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NCRP Supports Southern Poverty Law Center and Decries ‘Outrageous and Hypocritical’ Actions of Fidelity Charitable

May 1, 2026

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Why Philanthropy Needs a New Language for Digital RiskJean Westrick Executive Director, Technology Association of Grantmakers

Apr 30, 2026

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Between Decorporatization and Contract-Based Governance: The Impact of Public Funding on Voluntary Organizations’ Advocacy Engagement in Norway, 1983 to 2013

Apr 29, 2026

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What Our Committee Is Saying About EPIP2026

Apr 28, 2026

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Remember the Future Podcast: Why We Moved $90k to Arts Collectives & Cooperatives

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When Shift Happens, What Does It Mean for Philanthropy to Leave Well?Laila Bell, M.P.A. Vice President, Learning and Impact, The Skillman FoundationStephanie Teleki, Ph.D. Director of Learning and Impact, The California Health Care FoundationJaime Vazquez, M.A. Senior Associate, Planning and Evaluation, The Pew Charitable Trusts

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April 2026 Update

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Funders Want Impact, Strong Coalitions Can Deliver It Monica Martinez Program Director, College Success, Evelyn and Walter Haas Jr. FundRia Sengupta Bhatt Founder and Principal Consultant, Mandala Strategies

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Proving It’s Possible: Movement-Led Equity in Philanthropy

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From Belief to Practice: Why Multiyear Flexible Funding Still Lags Behind ConsensusHannah Smith Manager, Editorial and Publications, Exponent Philanthropy

Apr 21, 2026

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Psychological Experiences of Community as Building Blocks of Civil Society

Apr 21, 2026

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Research Note: Form 990 Data Quality and Reliability

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Black Feminist Refusal: Birth Equity Amidst Divestment and Capitulation

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Podcast Episode 28: Evaluating and Funding a New Kind of Grant (Clubfoot Treatment)

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Rethinking Payout: The Hidden Costs of Undervaluing Social ReturnKendall Pettygrove Senior Financial Analyst, David and Lucile Packard Foundation

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Governing Through Nonprofit Instability: A Purpose-Driven FrameworkDanielle Gilmore, Ph.D., MPP, CHES Director of Learning and Research, BoardSource

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Innovating for Financial Sustainability in Nonprofit Symphony Orchestras: A Dynamic Capabilities Perspective

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Trust Youth Advocates: What Funders Can Learn from Investing in the Next Generation of Reproductive Justice Leaders

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Building Capacity, Fostering Trust: A Look at Beyond-the-Grant Support at One FoundationEmily Radwin Manager, Assessment and Advisory Services, CEPLucy Brainard Director, Portfolio Success and Operations, Overdeck Family Foundation

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‘Collaboration and mutual care:’ How Mozambican women are building livelihoods through recycling

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Philanthropy fosters positive change by addressing critical social needs, empowering communities, and creating opportunities for a better future.

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NCRP Supports Southern Poverty Law Center and Decries ‘Outrageous and Hypocritical’ Actions of Fidelity Charitable

Why Philanthropy Needs a New Language for Digital RiskJean Westrick Executive Director, Technology Association of Grantmakers

Between Decorporatization and Contract-Based Governance: The Impact of Public Funding on Voluntary Organizations’ Advocacy Engagement in Norway, 1983 to 2013

What Our Committee Is Saying About EPIP2026

Remember the Future Podcast: Why We Moved $90k to Arts Collectives & Cooperatives

April 2026 Update

Funders Want Impact, Strong Coalitions Can Deliver It Monica Martinez Program Director, College Success, Evelyn and Walter Haas Jr. FundRia Sengupta Bhatt Founder and Principal Consultant, Mandala Strategies

Proving It’s Possible: Movement-Led Equity in Philanthropy

From Belief to Practice: Why Multiyear Flexible Funding Still Lags Behind ConsensusHannah Smith Manager, Editorial and Publications, Exponent Philanthropy

Psychological Experiences of Community as Building Blocks of Civil Society

Research Note: Form 990 Data Quality and Reliability

Black Feminist Refusal: Birth Equity Amidst Divestment and Capitulation

Podcast Episode 28: Evaluating and Funding a New Kind of Grant (Clubfoot Treatment)

Rethinking Payout: The Hidden Costs of Undervaluing Social ReturnKendall Pettygrove Senior Financial Analyst, David and Lucile Packard Foundation

Governing Through Nonprofit Instability: A Purpose-Driven FrameworkDanielle Gilmore, Ph.D., MPP, CHES Director of Learning and Research, BoardSource

Innovating for Financial Sustainability in Nonprofit Symphony Orchestras: A Dynamic Capabilities Perspective

Trust Youth Advocates: What Funders Can Learn from Investing in the Next Generation of Reproductive Justice Leaders

Building Capacity, Fostering Trust: A Look at Beyond-the-Grant Support at One FoundationEmily Radwin Manager, Assessment and Advisory Services, CEPLucy Brainard Director, Portfolio Success and Operations, Overdeck Family Foundation

‘Collaboration and mutual care:’ How Mozambican women are building livelihoods through recycling

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