What are nonprofits and foundation leaders doing to address climate change, in their mission-related work and in their investment practices? How pressing of a problem is climate change from the perspective of foundation and nonprofit leaders, and how do they think climate change will affect their work? Moreover, how are leaders of organizations that do not focus on climate change thinking about this issue, and to what extent are these leaders currently addressing — or open to addressing — climate change relative to their context, goals, and strategies?
Given the urgency of our current stark climate realities, join us for a vital conversation where a panel of experts will explore and respond to new findings from the Center for Effective Philanthropy’s latest report, Much Alarm, Less Action: Foundations and Climate Change, which directly addresses these questions.
Research Presenters:
Naomi Orensten and Katarina Malmgren, CEP’s Research team
Moderator:
Crystal Hayling, Executive Director, The Libra Foundation
Panelists:
Colette Pichon Battle, Co-Executive Director, Gulf Coast Center for Law & Policy
Kara Inae Carlisle, Vice President of Programs, McKnight Foundation
Taryn Higashi, Executive Director, Unbound Philanthropy
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“No matter the issue-area or geographic focus of your foundation, climate change has or will intersect with some aspect of your organization’s work and the people you serve. The impacts of climate change are increasingly evident and, as those impacts become more severe, virtually every issue or area of funding will be directly or indirectly affected.” – Foundation leader from CEP report
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CEP would like to thank the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation for funding this research effort. We would also like to thank the sponsors of our 2022 webinars:
Premier Sponsor
Walton Family Foundation
Sponsors
Archstone Foundation
Jacob & Valeria Langeloth Foundation
New Hampshire Charitable Foundation