Philanthropy New York News. Now is the time for foundation and social sector leaders everywhere to embody mission like never before, and with a renewed sense of urgency.
Action guide focused on the organizational competencies that drive and enable diversity, equity, inclusion, and racial justice. Girl Scouts of the USA.
Leadership Series Report, GrantCraft | Foundation Center, in partnership with Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. Named one of GrantCraft's "Five Favorite Publications of the Year."
Instructor, LearnPhilanthropy online course. Johnson Center for Philanthropy, Grand Valley State University.
Biennial Report, The Staten Island Foundation
Philanthropy New York News. Named a "Weekend Read" by the Jewish Funders Network.
Comprehensive organizational action guide to centering diversity and inclusion in and across this network of 400 nonprofit organizations, with 150,000+ civic and community leaders in four countries. Association of Junior Leagues International.
Series of eight peer-reviewed publications for Grantmakers for Effective Organizations. Named a "Must Read" by the National Network of Network Funders.
Stanford Social Innovation Review. Named a top Twitter article of the week.
Syllabus for semester-long graduate seminar, Duke University, Sanford School of Public Policy. Inaugural course, subsequently offered annually as "Philanthropy: The Powers of Money."
20th Anniversary Report, The Staten Island Foundation
Over the last century or so of philanthropic practice, multiple pathways for achieving results have emerged. What’s a grantmaker to do? Which path is right for you / your program or initiative / your organization? This article explores how to make sense of established and emerging approaches in philanthropy. LearnPhilanthropy.org.
Report for The Staten Island Foundation.
Interview with Center for High Impact Philanthropy, University of Pennsylvania.
Report for the Council on Foundations and Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers.
Report for The Staten Island Foundation, Brooklyn Community Foundation and Long Island Community Foundation.
Presenter, Independent Sector Annual Conference.
Guest Lecture, Policy Seminar, Duke University.
Syllabus for semester-long graduate seminar, Duke University, Terry Sanford School of Public Policy. Inaugural course, subsequently offered annually as "Philanthropy: The Powers of Money."
Report for Duke University, Center for Strategic Philanthropy and Civil Society, Sanford Institute of Public Policy.
Concinnity article, Surdna Foundation.
Guest Lecture, MPA Seminar, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs.
Panelist. Center for Nonprofit Strategy and Management / VCG Governance Matters, School of Public Affairs, Baruch College City University of New York.
Awarded for special assignment on organizational development.