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Shifting power starts at home – transforming our organisation to transform the world
Our beloved Power Shift community emerged from the understanding that philanthropy must not only shift more money towards equitable, intersectional, community-led solutions, but also transform its practices and the philanthropic sector itself. Many of us …
Reimagining the global mental health funding landscape
Navigating the funding landscape continues to be a challenge for community-based mental health initiatives (CBMHIs). Transformation across stages of the funding process is needed to better support these organisations. A survey conducted by Ember Mental …
Climate change education: Learning to act
‘It would have been extremely helpful if we had been taught a bit more about what’s happening around us as an aftermath of climate change at school. You are very often left alone when it …
Why funding third sector digital infrastructure to use and share data is so urgent
This article is part of Propel Philanthropy’s Collaborative Media Campaign to increase awareness about the need for social impact infrastructure building. Funding third sector digital infrastructure projects is not only necessary, it is incredibly urgent, …
WINGS: A critical catalyst to progress
This article discusses a recent interview by Andrew Milner from Alliance Magazine with Benjamin Bellegy, the Executive Director of WINGS. Top of mind was mention of the #PhilanthropyForClimate movement, which received 634 pledges from foundations …
How philanthropy can tailor digital health solutions for the underserved
Digital health has emerged as a potential game-changer for enabling accessible, affordable, and quality health care for all. Globally, the digital health landscape is maturing rapidly, with investments in digital health reaching $57.2 billion in …
Next Frontiers: Unlocking resources in this time of crisis and possibility
Joseph Rowntree Foundation returned for a second year of the funding, philanthropy and investment conference called Next Frontiers – Unlocking resources in this time of crisis and possibility. With 60 speakers and 1000 +attendees (in person and virtual) the …
Annette Dhami of Dark Matter Labs on philanthropy’s boring revolution
A common refrain at Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s Next Frontiers conference in London last month is that ‘philanthropy needs a new operating system’. If that’s the case, then what are the implications for the infrastructure which …
Dismantling old ways and beckoning a new age of wealth transfer
Last year’s inaugural Next Frontiers conference set the tone for a radical approach to exploring investment and philanthropy. This year’s edition went a step further, with key developments that may well have ushered in a …
We’re building a movement and changing mindsets: Karen Ansara, NEID Global
Alliance in collaboration with WINGS has been commissioned by Propel Philanthropy to conduct a 10-part interview series on the work of Social Impact Infrastructure Organisations (SIIOs) and the benefits they bring to the sector. This …
