The Doris Duke Foundation Stands Up an Initiative to Transform the Child Welfare System

The Doris Duke Foundation Stands Up an Initiative to Transform the Child Welfare System

Aiming for big changes to a child welfare system that isn’t always child- or family-friendly, the foundation’s new OPT-In for Families initiative is backing prevention-oriented approaches at four sites across the country.

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“Portraits of Us”: A Celebration of Black Women in Philanthropy

“Portraits of Us”: A Celebration of Black Women in Philanthropy

We connected with philanthropy veteran Toya Nash Randall about her book project exploring the contributions of Black women in philanthropy, the ongoing challenges they still face, and the value of sisterhood.

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An Award for Scholars Backing Movements Inside and Outside the Academy Walls

An Award for Scholars Backing Movements Inside and Outside the Academy Walls

Through its Freedom Scholars initiative, the Marguerite Casey Foundation recognizes academics whose work both supports and channels activist movements pushing for social justice.

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Celebrating the Voice, Vision and Value of Black Women in Philanthropy

Celebrating the Voice, Vision and Value of Black Women in Philanthropy

Toya Randall is the creator of Voice. Vision. Value., a site elevating Black women in philanthropy. We talk to Randall about the challenges facing Black women in the sector, their unique perspectives—and what still needs to change.

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