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Global Social Change Philanthropy - Resources
Social change philanthropy has recently emerged as a research topic.
Through our Learning and Research Committee, we
are strongly committed to pursuing research that leverages more resources
to the developing world and improves the quality and effectiveness
of international grantmaking.
Here are some selected resources we have found useful to understanding
social change philanthropy:
“Social
Change Philanthropy and How It’s Done,” cover story
by Gw/oB member Alison Goldberg in Foundation
News & Commentary.
“What
is Philanthropy for Social Justice?” article by Gw/oB member
John Heller. The Synergos
Institute has formed a Social Justice Philanthropy Working Group.
National Committee for
Responsive Philanthropy's National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy's report on social justice philanthropy, "Social Justice Philanthropy: The Latest Trend or a Lasting Lens for Grantmaking? May 2005" See: http://www.ncrp.org/social-justice.asp
Social Movements
and Economic Integration in the Americas, research paper by Gw/oB
member and director of Center for Economic Justice, Beverly Bell.
Global Social Change Philanthropy - Development at the Grassroots - Building Organizational Capacity -
Advocacy
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