Nordea-fonden – Feeling the Heat
Climate change is already impacting the people, places and causes that foundations care about. Still, for a variety of reasons, philanthropy practitioners often struggle to translate their awareness and…
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Fundación Antonio Aranzábal – Feeling the Heat
Climate change is already impacting the people, places and causes that foundations care about. Still, for a variety of reasons, philanthropy practitioners often struggle to translate their awareness and…
GMF Cities ‒ Cities of Tomorrow
As part of the “Cities of Tomorrow” series, Philea spoke with Paul Costello, the German Marshall Fund of the US, to learn more about the objectives…
EU Cities Mission – How Can Foundations Support the Climate-Neutrality of 100 Cities?
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Philea publishes “Feeling the Heat: How Foundations Can Use their Investments to Curb Climate Change,” sharing practical examples of investing for climate
Philea has published “Feeling the Heat: How Foundations Can Use their Investments to Curb Climate Change,” a new report that illustrates the different means by which foundations can climate-align…
European Philanthropy Coalition for Climate – #PhilanthropyForClimate: Together for a Climate of Change
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The Chicago Commitment ‒ Cities of Tomorrow
As part of the “Cities of Tomorrow” series, Philea spoke with Tara Magner, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, to learn more about the origin…
Visualising climate justice: Representing the communities hit hardest by air pollution
Marginalised groups are often disproportionately affected by the climate crisis and air pollution. Philanthropies can support equitable representation of climate and social justice issues through photography that authentically portrays the people hit hardest by dirty air.
