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Black-led social change organizations receive a mere fraction of the funding their white-led counterpart receive and we have got receipts to prove it. We are challenging philanthropist to do their part to equitably fund Black and people-of-color-led organizations and movements. Below is a list of premises that have informed our premise.
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How do leaders of Black-led social change organizations in the United States and U.S. Territories describe their interactions with institutional philanthropy.
Grants management professionals are strategically positioned to influence a funder’s racial equity and racial justice funding.
- The case for funding black-led social change: Redlining by another name: What the data say to move from rhetoric to action
- Black-led Social Change Database
- Strengthen The Infrastructure For Black-led Social Change
- Endow Black-Led Nonprofit
- The Social & Economic Impact of Supporting Black-Led Organizations: A Rationale for The Black Equity & Excellence Fund
- Systemic Failure: Four Reasons Philanthropy Keeps Losing The Battle Against Inequality
- Racial Equity In Philanthropy Closing The Funding Gap
- How Wealth Inequality Is Wrapping The World Of Philanthropy
- In Philanthropy Race Is Still A Factor In Who Gets What
- How Can We Advance Support For Racial Equity And Racial Justice Funding
Are you a nonprofit fundraiser or an aspiring one?
Consider plugging into these fundraising affinity groups run by people of color for people of color