Reflecting and Reimagining Philanthropy
This is a guest post by NNCG Steering Committee Member Erica Ekwurzel. It was originally shared in her newsletter, and is reposted here with permission. Over this last year, I’ve been taking…
NNCG Member Spotlight of the Month – Jessica Bearman
Our NNCG Member Spotlight of the Month is a very special one... it's one of our Steering Committee members, Jessica Bearman! Dive in and enjoy a Q&A with her, below, and…
NNCG Member Spotlight of the Month – Coby C. Williams
Coby is Founder and Principal of New Reach Community Consulting, based in Columbus, OH and specializes in public affairs consulting services to help organizations get importantcauses connected with communities. He…
Knock Your Next Facilitation and Presentation Out of the Park
This is a guest post by NNCG Member Firm Advocacy & Communication Solutions. It was originally posted on their website, and is shared here with permission. Our brains process about…
Six Things Funders Can Change to Better Support Child- and Youth-led Grassroots Groups
This is a guest post by Heather B. Hamilton, executive director of Elevate Children Funders’ Group, the leading global network of funders focused exclusively on the well-being and rights of…
What’s Happening to Philanthropy
This is a guest post by NNCG member Betsy Brill of Strategic Philanthropy, Ltd.Philanthropy in the New Normal is a limited, monthly Podcast Series that looks at how philanthropy has…
Lessons Learned from the Pandemic—How Funders Can Become More Supportive Community Partners
This is a guest post by NNCG member Sharmila Rao Thakkar. It was originally posted by GrantCraft, and is reposted here with permission. As we are well on our way…
How to Join the Donation Crowd and Avoid Fear of the Unknown
This is a guest post by NNCG member Dawn Franks. It was originally posted on her blog and is reposted here with permission. Are you feeling down about the future?…
The Mantle of Disability Justice
This profile appears in our paper Disability Inclusion in Philanthropy. When she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2008, Nakia J. Green says she expected her life to be “turned…
Telling Our Own Stories
This profile appears in our paper Disability Inclusion in Philanthropy. As a consultant and a multidisciplinary performance artist, Sofiya Cheyenne can offer funders and her colleagues unique insights into advancing…