Vera Móra Director, Hungarian Environmental Partnership Foundation Opinions - 29 April 2022 Civil society under populist rule: perspectives and hopes Democracy and civil society have a two-way relationship.
Aude Anquetil Ecosystems Development Coordinator, WINGS Opinions - 29 April 2022 Shifting funding practices: leaning into our collective power A few weeks ago, Philea hosted an event bringing together philanthropy networks, practitioners, social movements, researchers, advocates and nonprofit leaders to think about what the philanthropic field could look like if funding practices shifted to better meet the challenges of our time.
Caroline Paulick-Thiel Director, Politics for Tomorrow Opinions - 29 April 2022 What if … philanthropy jumpstarts a new digital currency for ecological regeneration? Investing in ecology and longevity by new means What if … a network of philanthropic organisations join forces to turn capital into capability against climate breakdown? Combining previous concepts from war bonds and digital currencies could be the most comprehensive move for philanthropy this century – following the science whilst leading the way for policy makers and society.
The team, Evens Foundation Opinions - 29 April 2022 Difference Day At this point in the history of Europe, it is more important than ever that we can rely on journalists to tell the stories we need to hear, to reveal the truths behind the crises we are facing – from war to environmental collapse.
Sheetal Vyas Founding Executive Director, International Fund for Public Interest Media Opinions - 29 April 2022 Preventing media extinction – next steps from the International Fund for Public Interest Media As we mark World Press Freedom Day, Sheetal Vyas, outlines progress in creating a major new global fund designed to scale up an effective response and how philanthropy provides an essential part of ensuring its success.
Katja Fausser Programme Director of EUSTORY, Körber-Stiftung Gabriele Woidelko Head of the History and Politics Department, Körber-Stiftung Opinions - 28 April 2022 History at War When Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February, and thus started the first full-fledged war against an independent nation state in Europe since the end of WWII, another war had already been going on for a long time.
Delphine Moralis Incoming CEO, Philea Opinions - 4 April 2022 Two years on, still not making drama out of crises How do we make lessons from the past two years be part of a sustainable reset, a roadmap to recovery for something healthier, more equal, and more inclusive?
Isabelle Schwarz Head of Public Policy, European Cultural Foundation Opinions - 4 April 2022 War in Europe: What can philanthropy do? When it comes to war in Europe, what can philanthropy do? The short answer is: quite a lot.
Ignacio Packer Executive Director, International Council of Voluntary Agencies - ICVA Opinions - 1 April 2022 Join the dots and fill the gaps Six key priorities on working in response to the Ukrainian crisis, shaped by and accountable to crisis-affected populations.
Annegret Wulff Managing Director, MitOst Opinions - 31 March 2022 The Role of Philanthropy in Crises In this darkest time of war, we feel a strong call to help and support, to #standwithukraine. This war is an attack of the Russian army on Ukraine. And this…
Mihaela Giurgiu Peer-learning Expert, ECFI Opinions - 28 March 2022 Community philanthropy, or what it means to be a good neighbour in times of war Despite not being trained for it, when your house is on fire your neighbours are the closest and fastest help available.
Hanna Stähle Philea Opinions - 24 March 2022 Human lives vs. state interests: Why we need a feminist foreign policy to ensure lasting peace and stability “Sometimes I feel afraid, but my work gives me strength. I want to stay in Ukraine and support civil society in the best possible ways,” says Eugenia Mazurenko, CEO of…
