Author Archive:
Andrew Milner
Collaboration is led from the middle, not from the top: Lisa Jordan, DRK Foundation
Research into the international development sector and its effectiveness by the H & S Davidson Trust points to a flawed system badly in need of reform. In this series of interviews, we talk to figures …
Yanni Peng on Narada Foundation’s effective philanthropy multiplier
The instances where philanthropic capital has built public infrastructure and civic spaces, advocated for and achieved new legislation, or provided services not offered by the state do not always spring readily to mind, but they …
For lasting peace, lead with localisation: Dr. Stella Voutta, Robert Bosch Stiftung
Research into the international development sector and its effectiveness by the H & S Davidson Trust points to a flawed system badly in need of reform. In this series of interviews, we talk to figures …
We look to solve problems, not just provide funds, year after year: Gayatri Lobo, A T E Chandra Foundation
The instances where philanthropic capital has built public infrastructure and civic spaces, advocated for and achieved new legislation, or provided services not offered by the state do not always spring readily to mind, but they …
Our common good is worth your investment: Andre Wilkens, European Cultural Foundation
Research into the international development sector and its effectiveness by the H & S Davidson Trust points to a flawed system badly in need of reform. In this series of interviews, we talk to figures …
Victoria Vrana, GlobalGiving: There’s no quick fixes for systems change
The instances where philanthropic capital has built public infrastructure and civic spaces, advocated for and achieved new legislation, or provided services not offered by the state do not always spring readily to mind, but they …
There is a whole ecosystem of support, let’s get aligned: Stephanie Gillis, Raikes Foundation
The instances where philanthropic capital has built public infrastructure and civic spaces, advocated for and achieved new legislation, or provided services not offered by the state do not always spring readily to mind, but they …
Editor’s intro: The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Whether tax incentives work, whether they are justified, what their respective roles in redistribution are, and whether both are twin props of an oligarchy. I would like briefly to touch on another facet of the …
Resistance against hopelessness at JRF’s Next Frontiers Conference
JRF’s director of emerging futures, posed three questions for participants at the Foundation’s 2024 Next Frontier’s conference: what is this moment we are living through and how should we respond to it? Where does wealth …
Private means for public ends?
We’ve given contributors to this special feature of Alliance a particularly difficult task. We’ve asked them to bring together the notion of the common good with the principle and practice of philanthropy and to discern …
