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‘We are the ones we have been waiting for’
Current narratives about how to practise philanthropy in the wake of crises are undermining both the effectiveness and the credibility of the sector in doing so. Time to flip those narratives In his opening remarks …
In Profile: Crisis and Resilience
Below are a number of platforms and forums, public as well as philanthropic, which have made disaster relief, prevention and study their business The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) brings together 15 leading UK aid charities, …
Before disaster strikes, harness the calm – How the philanthropic sector can prepare for crises
Too often, funders step in only after a crisis. We can do better. It is time to look for warning signs long before the emergency and to build a culture of preparedness Since the start …
Peer Dialogue: Putting equity in pole position
Don’t wait for disasters to happen – fund preparedness. And make sure equity is at the heart of what you do, otherwise the direct effects of the disaster will be compounded by inequalities. Above all, …
Preparing for the worst – Philanthropic responses to international disasters
To fully leverage the generosity of philanthropists across the US, an effective philanthropic response to international disasters depends on making long-term, meaningful commitments to build resilience in charities and communities worldwide Increasingly, individual donors, foundations …
Is philanthropy ready to decolonise?
To mark the publication of our special feature on decolonising philanthropy, Alliance hosted an event for almost 1,000 registrants around the world ‘Participatory philanthropy is very key in the conversation of decolonising philanthropy. Can anybody share …
Lessons from COP27: How to make a difference
Tackling the impact of climate change remains a key topic of discussion within asset managers, but research shows more needs to be done to put ambition into action The agenda at the 27th United Nations …
What should philanthropy be doing about monarchical power?
When Alliance published its special feature on decolonising philanthropy we had no idea it would arrive just days before the passing of British Queen Elizabeth II. It prompted us to ask how philanthropy should engage with monarchical power, …
Towards Action: Islamic philanthropy for social justice in Indonesia
Reviewed by Ingrid Srinath, director for Social Impact and Philanthropy, Ashoka University The book provides a fascinating glimpse into the contemporary landscape of Islamic philanthropy in Muslim-majority Indonesia and seeks to answer the question of …
7 habits of highly participatory donors & NGOs
Ready to improve your work with young people? This is for you! Many donors and NGOs have the intention of working more collaboratively with young people. These intentions have been demonstrated through consensus statements, challenges, …
