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Reimagining philanthropy: Learning from the MacKenzie Scott experiment
MacKenzie Scott’s distinctive approach to giving is an ongoing experiment, one that stands out as an outlier in the world of philanthropy. Despite its unique nature, Scott’s method offers invaluable…
ACF Leaders Forum 2024
The Association of Charitable Foundations will host its Leaders Forum 2024 on 18 September in London. In light of the latest climate…
Scenario thinking in action
Taking time, even if it is hypothetical and playful, to engage in scenario thinking can help us become unstuck. It can lift us out of the here and now and, and by exploring a range of scenarios, can open minds and stimulate creative and innovative thinking.
Organisational Development Community of Practice – How Can a Process of Introspection Help Grantmakers Better Support their Partners?
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Children and Youth Network – How to Involve Children and Youth in Your Work: Module 1: How to Develop a Youth Advisory Board
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Complex challenges require a collaborative response
As humanity evolves and develops, the world is becoming more interconnected. There is an interlinked set of trends that governs our shared reality. From population growth and urbanisation to climate change and environmental degradation, these complexities predict and influence one another, sometimes even blending into each other. They are not only intersecting across issues but also geographies – pulling everyone closer together.
“Data Science, AI and Data Philanthropy in Foundations” – Launch event and insights
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A monumental step forward for Irish philanthropy with a backdrop of a city in turmoil
A pivotal moment came for the philanthropy movement in Ireland late last year with the launch of the first National Policy on Philanthropy. This policy could not come at a more important time considering the recent Dublin Riots that made the news only last November.
