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Feeling the Ground Beneath Our Feet: Reflections on Freedom Maps
Maria Cherry Rangel and Ron Ragin
Building Power Through Alliances: Lessons From This Presidential Administration
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
SELF-DETERMINED: Confronting Uneven Funding and Uplifting Cultural Movement in the South
Grantmakers in the Arts
Reparative Philanthropy: A Call for Justice in Atlanta
Natasha A. Harrison, CommunityBuild Ventures
The New Presidential Administration: Lessons for Us All
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
Fear Less
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
Being Called In: Philanthropy in the Times of Crisis
Erin Toale, Conference Blogger
Leading Through Change
Rachel Dukes, Conference Blogger
Funding Native Futures: The Work Continues
Erin Toale, Conference Blogger
Seeing the Unseen: Color as Currency
Rachel Dukes, Conference Blogger
Establishing Creative Education as a Fundamental Right
Rachel Dukes, Conference Blogger
Transformation Requires Embracing Collective Spirit
Erin Toale, Conference Blogger
The Zero-Sum Game Is Not The Answer: New Models for BIPOC-Led Media and Cultural Power Building
Erin Toale, Conference Blogger
The Arts are Not Far from the Systems that Impact Community Development
Rachel Dukes, Conference Blogger
Shaping Bold Futures: Advancing Justice & Healing with Government
Erin Toale, Conference Blogger
Introducing For the Love of Radical Giving Miniseries
Tom Tamayo Young, GIA Reader Guest Editor
Building Grantmakers in the Arts’ Board
Eddie Torres, Grantmakers in the Arts
Echoes of Tradition: A Memoir of Music, Culture, & Wisdom / A Reflection on Nonprofit Partnership
Frances Phillips,
The Transformative Capacity of Narrative and Cultural Strategy
Exploring the transformative capacity of narrative and innovative philanthropic practice.
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