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SUMMARY:April 7\, 2021: ECCF’s annual Institute for Trustees (IFT)
DESCRIPTION:ECCF’s annual Institute for Trustees (IFT) brings hundreds of nonprofit leaders together each year for a full day of educational workshops led by experts in the sector. Now in its 12th year\, the IFT is attended by more than 400 nonprofit executive directors and their board chairs and is known for its powerful education and networking opportunities. \n  \nKeynote Speaker | Phil Buchanan \n“Leading for Nonprofit Impact Amid Unprecedented Challenge” \nThe work of nonprofits was uniquely challenging and difficult even before the crises of 2020. Now\, many organizations face the twin challenges of increased demand and decreased revenue. How can they respond? How can nonprofit leaders navigate for impact? How can they be responsive to the massive disproportionate effects of COVID\, the economic downturn\, and structural racism on communities of color? How can they help shake funders out of the habit of providing restricted and short-term funding and get the support they need and deserve in this time of crisis? Phil Buchanan\, author of Giving Done Right: Effective Philanthropy and Making Every Dollar Count and co-host of a new podcast\, also called Giving Done Right\, will answer these questions and outline key attributes required for nonprofits’ success. Drawing on extensive research from the Center for Effective Philanthropy\, which he leads\, as well as stories from his book\, Phil will offer leaders both practical tips and inspiration. \nREGISTER\n
URL:https://cep.org/event/april-7-2021-eccfs-annual-institute-for-trustees-ift/
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SUMMARY:April 29\, 2021: Are We Better Off Divided? Philanthropy’s Role in Moving America Forward
DESCRIPTION:Perhaps one of the few things that Americans can agree on is the fact that the nation is deeply polarized and divided. But like with so many other things\, Americans differ on the importance and implications of this division — with some calling for concerted efforts for healing and coming together\, and others believing we may be better off divided. What is philanthropy’s role in moving America forward? What approaches\, if any\, should foundations take towards working across lines of ideological difference? What perspective is most effective for funders making the change they hope to see in their respective communities and issue areas? Join us for this interactive discussion of effective next steps for the philanthropic sector to address the rifts in American civic life. \nFeatured Artist & Activist:\nDaryl Davis\, Musician and Activist \nFeatured Speaker:\nEric Liu\, Co-Founder and CEO of Citizen University\, Executive Director of the Aspen Institute’s Citizenship and American Identity Program \nModerator:\nGrant Oliphant\, President of the Heinz Endowments \nPanelists: \nKristen Cambell\, Executive Director of PACE \nEric Liu \nAnthony Richardson\, Executive Director of the Nord Family Foundation \nCaryl Stern\, Executive Director of the Walton Family Foundation \n  \nPartner Organization \n \nREGISTER NOW\n
URL:https://cep.org/event/april-29-2021-are-we-better-off-divided-philanthropys-role-in-moving-america-forward/
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