In this episode, we sat down to talk about how we understand and measure global generosity with Pamala Wiepking, Stead Family Chair in International Philanthropy and Associate Professor of Philanthropy at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at IUPUI in Indianapolis.
23rd November 2023
What lessons might the recent high-profile chaos at OpenAI hold for philanthropy and civil society?
22nd May 2023
In this article Lorena Gonzalez and Jes Olvera from the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights highlight some of the key challenges they have faced in their work trying to give voice to children from minoritsed communities (whose voices have often been little-heard) and explore why this dictates taking a justice-centered approach to philanthropy; which asks funders to think in terms of solidarity, rather than charity.
10th May 2023
Rhodri reflects on the key insights and topics of discussion at the recent Greater Giving Summit 2023, hosted by the Gates Foundation in Seattle.
In this episode we speak to Elizabeth Barajas-Román, President & CEO of the Women’s Funding Network, about taking a feminist approach to funding and what more philanthropy should be doing to drive gender equity.
In this episode we speak to Sara Lomelin, founding CEO of Philanthropy Together, about the rise of giving circles and the intersection between philanthropy, community and identity
29th June 2022
As political controversy over food banks rages once more, we take a look at the deep historical connections between philanthropy and how we understand poverty.
27th January 2022
Why is it so difficult to say exactly how much giving there actually is?
11th December 2021
Why has philanthropy long been a favourite target of satirists, and what can this tell us about giving today?
12th November 2021
Will the world’s richest man bring his usual combative approach to his giving? What could this mean for philanthropy more broadly?
29th October 2021
What could the development of the Metaverse mean for philanthropy and civil society?
Philanthropy has a long and varied history. We’ve created bite-size chapters that you can jump in and out of to better understand philanthropy.