W.K. Kellogg Foundation added a racial analysis to its mission, reflecting a more explicit narrative about root causes and their role in addressing them.
Delve into the controversial question of whether an organization can or should ever be neutral. Let's learn from the lively debate over at the public library.
Encounter three foundations who focus on strategies to address urgencies in the here and now. Read about their experiences with spending down, philanthropic reform, and mission-aligned investment.
What are the moral obligations foundations have towards righting wrongs of the past? Learn about two foundations who have gone down the road of reparations.
Chorus Foundation learned how social processes determine the equity of sustainable economies so they re-articulated their purpose as "just transitions."
Perpetual endowments are well established within the philanthropic sector, some say as a source of stability across generations, some say as a means to hoard resources.
Learn about Vancouver Foundation's PurposePhil journey. From surfacing values logics to grappling with purpose. Come along on VF's very own learning journey.
From Technological Innovation to "the Democratic Urge"
From technological innovation to how citizens and political systems can work together to drive change: Learn from Kettering Foundation's big narrative pivot.
Learn from the influential founder of Visa about why every organization needs a moral purpose, and how that purpose unifies, galvanizes, and enlivens any collective endeavour.
