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How Ford's Darren Walker Reimagined Philanthropy and Foundation Leadership

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

By Alex Daniels Nate Langston Palmer, The New York Times, Redux Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation, broke the mold of big philanthropy leaders by virtue of his identity as a gay Black man and ambitious grant making. He will retire in 2025.

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The Future of Equitable Philanthropy

Stanford Social Innovation Review

By Darren Isom , Cora Daniels & Lyell Sakaue Each summer on Martha’s Vineyard, leaders of color working in philanthropy across the United States gather to strategize, to vision, and to be in community with one another on an island where Black families have been vacationing since the 1800s.

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The Best of Leadership 2024

NonProfit Quarterly

As the end of 2024 draws near, the NPQ team proudly presents a curated selection of the Best Of Leadership articles from the year. If you believe in the power of transformative leadership and a thriving, equitable nonprofit sector, please consider donating today.

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Carly St. Onge’s Passion for Fundraising is Transforming Children’s Healthcare in Montana

NonProfit Leadership Alliance

She quickly became involved with the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance’s program where she earned the CNP credential in 2013. “I Onge, ACNP, former Director of Philanthropy at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego, alongside a young advocate, celebrating their work in pediatric healthcare. But the CNP credential changed that.

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Few People of Color Lead in Art Museums. Can Philanthropy Change That?

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Four philanthropies will spend more than $11 million to attract diverse talent to leadership roles in art museums. By Kay Dervishi Saint Louis Art Museum Four philanthropies will spend more than $11 million to attract diverse talent to leadership roles in art museums.

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Co-Leadership for Bottom-Up Transformation

Stanford Social Innovation Review

By Hayley Roffey For some organizations, co-leadership starts from the top down. We had seen inspirational examples of co-leadership in partner grassroots organizations worldwide. But GFC had already benefitted from co-leadership at regional levels, as well as on our board, with co-chairs.

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The more you know: Key facts about Black nonprofit leadership 

Candid

The data reveals important insights into disparities in leadership, funding, and support. Two new fact sheets from Candid, produced in partnership with ABFE , offer a snapshot of nonprofits with Black CEOs and majority Black leadership. These leaders are already delivering results in their communities.