ERNOP Safe Spaces for Philanthropy 2023
ERNOP, in collaboration with Philea, will host “Safe Spaces for Philanthropy 2023” on 28 June in Zagreb, Croatia, to provide in-depth exchanges…
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Philea and Compagnia di San Paolo launch survey on data work in philanthropy in Europe
Philea and Compagnia di San Paolo have launched a survey on data management and data science in foundations and philanthropic organisations in Europe, with the aim…
Philea publishes “How Foundations Listen – A Qualitative Review by Luisa Bonin”
Philea has published “How Foundations Listen – A Qualitative Review by Luisa Bonin“, a review of listening methodologies and frameworks used by 13 European foundations that…
Diving into the “EU Philanthropic Capital study” with DG ECFIN
Philea and the European Commission Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs (DG ECFIN) together took a closer look at the “Philanthropic Capital Study” which the…
Where there is a need, there is a foundation
A recent study by the Asociación Española de Fundaciones looked at the social and economic contribution of foundations in Spain. It found that foundations are essential agents in Spain’s economy and society, not only from a charitable standpoint but from an economic one as well.
Registration open for Philea Forum 2023
Registration is now open for the Philea Forum 2023 “A New Compass for Europe: Forged in Crisis, Forward in Hope” in Šibenik from 23 – 25 May, hosted by the…
One step that can significantly increase your listening process
When foundations publicise that they listen to the ones they support, do they also publicise how the voices heard were addressed? How do those voices influence decision-making?
Call to action: Challenging foundations to keep African women and girls in science
Africa produces the largest proportion of female STEM graduates compared to other continents, and yet very few of them enter or remain in a STEM career. An evidence-based solution for foundations to adopt an effective funding culture for retaining these women and girls in STEM-related careers might just be the answer.
