As part of its expanded True Diversity initiative, Philanthropy Roundtable, along with more than two dozen charitable organizations and community leaders, released a statement of principles today that serves as a unifying vision to return love, compassion and empathy to the diversity conversation.
On the heels of the Fourth of July – a holiday which some Americans publicly professed themselves conflicted about celebrating this year – Gallup released a poll indicating Americans’ “trust in key institutions has hit a new low this year.”
At Philanthropy Roundtable, we believe philanthropy is uniquely positioned to address the challenge of polarization.
Primer from Philanthropy Roundtable explains why wealth taxes don’t work.
In a Letter to the Editor of The Chronicle of Philanthropy, the Roundtable’s Joanne Florino responded to a recent article about philanthropic efforts to transform the economy.
Philanthropy Roundtable recently spoke with Stephanie Holmes, founder of BrighterSideHR. Holmes works closely with business leaders on a wide variety of employment matters and enjoys helping employers navigate human resources issues.
Philanthropy Roundtable recently spoke with Andrew Hanauer, founder, president and CEO of One America Movement, an organization whose mission is to build a united American society by eliminating toxic polarization.
In his new book, author, scholar and charter school founder Ian Rowe argues each child in the United States should know he or she can succeed in life, regardless of the circumstances.
Philanthropy Roundtable recently spoke with speaker and comedian Karith Foster, owner of Inversity Solutions, a diversity training program designed to revolutionize and transform the way companies and institutions of higher education address diversity and leadership.
Leaks of personal data in California and elsewhere demonstrate that government offices cannot be trusted to protect such information, particularly when it relates to polarizing issues.
Ahead of Fourth of July celebrations earlier this month, Philanthropy Roundtable expressed its gratitude to our nation’s service members, who are integral in protecting our freedoms, and recognized the efforts of philanthropists like Bernie Marcus in helping veterans heal from war wounds.
Philanthropic funders working in K-12 education have long known that the nation’s teacher preparation programs are highly varied in quality and outcomes.