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California vs. Charitable Giving preview

California vs. Charitable Giving

The U.S. Supreme Court will take up a case out of California that could have a major impact on charitable giving and those individuals who prefer to keep their charitable activities, specifically donations, confidential.

New York Times Calls Out Left for Dark Money preview

New York Times Calls Out Left for Dark Money

American journalism, especially at the local level, is gasping for financial oxygen. We must hope for a combination of business acumen and philanthropy guided by true civic interest to keep journalism and the accountability it brings alive.

Protecting Our Individual Rights: What Should the Supreme Court Weigh In On?

Pacific Legal Foundation President and CEO Steven Anderson and Institute for Justice President and CEO Scott Bullock joined the Roundtable’s Debi Ghate to discuss the compelling cases their organizations have brought to the Supreme Court and the unique ways in which they’re fighting to preserve liberty.

Reducing Polarization: What Is Philanthropy’s Role?

The rise of political polarization and resulting incivility and intolerance have emerged as threats to American democracy. Philanthropic donors have taken note and taken steps to ameliorate these ills. The Philanthropy Roundtable hosted the founders of three philanthropically supported groups with distinct approaches to reducing polarization. David Isay, the founder of StoryCorps, is applying that group’s well-established personal storytelling method to bridge interpersonal divides; Jonathan Haidt, the founder of Heterodox Academy, is working to introduce and sustain civil dialogue in academia; and David Blankenhorn, founder of Braver Angels, is encouraging a wider range of public voices to counter an uncivil fringe. Roundtable Executive Senior Fellow Howard Husock moderated a discussion among them, discussing their distinct approaches and how they convinced donors to get involved.