Jun 25 2024
Where Strategic Philanthropy Went Wrong
Join FSG for an interactive discussion on the opportunities for philanthropy to reimagine top-down models to center individuals and communities in creating their own solutions.
Drawing on themes surfaced in the recently published Stanford Social Innovation Review article, “Where Strategic Philanthropy Went Wrong,” co-authored by Mark Kramer and Steve Phillips, the speakers will reflect on the learnings and changes within the field and invite attendees to examine their own potential as agents of change.
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Making the Case for Supporting Immigrants in Your Grantmaking: A Messaging Toolkit for Funders
We know that funders face many challenges when attempting to make the case within their institutions for the value and importance of investing in immigrant communities. We also know that moving money to immigrant-led and immigrant-centered organizations can help foundations advance their strategic priorities, whether they relate to immigration explicitly or not.
Untapped Partnerships: How Out-of-School Time Networks Can Support Pathways
As young people navigate an increasingly complex and rapidly evolving job market, out-of-school time (OST) programs represent an untapped but uniquely positioned partner in a pathways ecosystem. OST programs offer flexible, innovative, and engaging experiences that extend learning and career preparation beyond the classroom. This webinar will explore how OST providers and statewide afterschool networks can serve as natural allies to education, industry, and workforce intermediary partners, creating innovative pathways for career awareness, exploration, and preparation that meet both youth and employer needs.