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Trust-Based Philanthropy: A 2023 Perspective preview

Trust-Based Philanthropy: A 2023 Perspective

A couple years ago, I wrote a blog for Philanthropy Roundtable explaining how trust-based philanthropy has become a “‘must-have’ topic for conference sessions, webinars, podcasts and articles in popular philanthropy journals.” While there is value in many of the grantmaking practices recommended by advocates of trust-based philanthropy, its proponents claim these practices are insufficient, especially “‘if funders aren’t simultaneously applying a racial equity lens to their work.’”

Giving USA 2023: A Conversation About Faith and Giving preview

Giving USA 2023: A Conversation About Faith and Giving

As Americans review the findings of the most recent Giving USA annual report, we hope to provide further context to this data, published by the Giving USA Foundation and researched and written by the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. I recently sat down with David P. King, the Karen Lake Buttrey director of the Lake Institute on Faith & Giving, as well as an associate professor of philanthropic studies at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.

What the U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Affirmative Action in Higher Education Could Mean for Charities preview

What the U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Affirmative Action in Higher Education Could Mean for Charities

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling against race-based admission policies at Harvard and University of North Carolina ends affirmative action in higher education as we know it. In the cases Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. (“SFFA”) v. University of North Carolina and SFFA v. President and Fellows of Harvard College, the Court ruled that such race-based affirmative action in higher education violates the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Onwuka in The Center Square: How Philanthropy is Funding a Working Force for Everyone preview

Onwuka in The Center Square: How Philanthropy is Funding a Working Force for Everyone

In an op-ed published in The Center Square, Philanthropy Roundtable Adjunct Senior Fellow Patrice Onwuka writes that addressing our current workforce challenges requires a partnership between employers, communities and philanthropy. She says this type of collaboration should begin at the local level, and if done successfully, can break down barriers to economic mobility and provide opportunity for all.

McGuigan in The Hill: Lawmakers Risk Harming U.S. Charities, Violating Americans’ Privacy Amid Investigations of Foreign Influence preview

McGuigan in The Hill: Lawmakers Risk Harming U.S. Charities, Violating Americans’ Privacy Amid Investigations of Foreign Influence

In an op-ed recently published in The Hill entitled, “Lawmakers Risk Harming U.S. Charities, Violating Americans’ Privacy Amid Investigations of Foreign Influence,” Philanthropy Roundtable Vice President of Policy and Government Affairs Elizabeth McGuigan warns that potential policy changes in Congress to keep foreign nationals from interfering in U.S. elections through charitable giving could infringe on the constitutional right of Americans to give to charities anonymously.

Civics Education Programs Making a Difference This Constitution Day preview

Civics Education Programs Making a Difference This Constitution Day

As we approach Constitution Day, it’s worth exploring whether educators are prepared to teach students about the Constitution and its history in a manner that is accurate, effective and engaging. While it may not be widely known, numerous organizations spend their summers offering workshops and institutes to equip teachers with the resources to teach civics and American history during the school year.

Why Expanding Local Education Opportunities is Vital to Growing a Robust Society preview

Why Expanding Local Education Opportunities is Vital to Growing a Robust Society

The Roundtable recently spoke with Bob Eitel, co-founder and president of the Defense of Freedom Institute, and Jim Blew, the Institute’s co-founder. During this conversation, Eitel and Blew discussed why private philanthropy and local solutions can be more effective in improving education than government agencies like the Department of Education.