Favourite picture from the Pastoral study
Prateek favourite photo from the pastoral study. This photo is something which I could relate to. We could point out before going to the field how pastoral woman's work does not find itself within the women and work discourse but it was after understanding the relationship of women with animals, we could understand the nature of "work" which a pastoral woman does.
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Participatory Grantmaking & Impact on Community Movement Building
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Time: July 13, 2022 from 4pm to 5pm
Location: BST
Event Type: webinar
Organized By: PGM community of Practice
Latest Activity: Jul 1
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Event Description
In 2019, the Ford Foundation funded one of the first efforts to collect quantitative and qualitative data about participatory practices – including grantmaking – in philanthropy. Nine research projects, specifically, were supported (see HERE for an overview) to help better understand the value, challenges, and outcomes of participatory philanthropy and, ultimately, strengthen the infrastructure and evidence base behind it.
This session will look at how three organizations evaluated their use of participatory processes and decisions, specifically, whether and to what extent these contributed to strengthening the community organizing and movement building efforts of each organization, as well as their respective issues (LGBTQ+, racial, disability, and environmental justice).
Speakers:
Elizabeth Dale, Seattle University & Katie Carter, Pride Foundation
Melanie Kawano-Chiu, Disability Rights Fund
Bart Westdijk, New England Grassroots Environment Fund
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