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Black Teacher Collaborative

Reparation Generation

Black Transmen Inc.

Black American Political Assoc Of CA

Black Aids Institute

Black Heritage Trail NH

Black Jewish Liberation Collective

Black Leaders Organizing for Communities (BLOC), fiscally sponsored by Tides Advocacy

Black Women Rising

National Black Child Development Institute

National Black Justice Coalition Inc

The National Council for Incarcerated & Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls

Black Liberation Pooled Fund

Black Resilience Fund

Essie Justice Group

Birth Justice Care Fund

Black Feminist Fund

Black Girl Freedom Fund

Black-led Joy and Wellness Fund

Black-led Movement Fund

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Why Philanthropy Must Genuinely Engage in Reparative Giving

Philanthropy News Digest

Fueling Anti-racist Momentum Through Strong Partnerships

Stanford Social Innovation Review

Philanthropy Perpetuates Disparity: Disrupting the Status Quo as a White Funder

Camelback Ventures

Four Ways to Build Power in BIPOC Communities

NCRP

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Cracks In The Foundation: Philanthropy’s Role in Reparations for Black People in the DMV

NCRP

Trust-based Philanthropy Is Needed for Racial Justice

Stanford Social Innovation Review

Report Highlights Obstacles for Black Women Leaders

Philanthropy News Digest

The Power of Trust-Based Philanthropy for Black Women Leaders

The Center for Effective Philanthropy

Building Equitable Funding Through Dialogue

Camelback Ventures

Black Funding Denied: Where Are We Two Years Later?

NCRP

Centering Race and Intersectional Equity for Effective Disaster Recovery

The Center for Effective Philanthropy

How Philanthropy Upholds White Supremacy

Camelback Ventures

What Does Philanthropy Sound Like, Part Two: Hearing from Donors of Color

The Center for Effective Philanthropy

Why Philanthropy Must Do Better for BIPOC Nonprofit Leaders

Nonprofit Quarterly

Black Feminist Fund is Pushing for Intersectional Social Justice

Ford Foundation

Shaping the Giving Circle Movement to Build Racial Equity

Philanthropy Together

Unlocking Social Progress by Addressing Structural Racism

The Bridgespan Group

New Policies Are Needed to Fight the Legacy of Redlining

Inequality.org

Nonwhite People Are Drastically Underrepresented In Local Government

The Conversation

Under the Skin: A Conversation with Linda Villarosa

Minneapolis Foundation

Displaced on Repeat: Black Americans and Climate Forced Migration

NCRP

Philanthropy Take Note: The Impact of Big Gifts at HBCUs

The Center for Effective Philanthropy

How Racial Injustices Cause Drastic Disparities in Health

Othering & Belonging Institute

Voter Suppression and Economic Growth in the U.S.

Equitable Growth

Confronting Anti-blackness in Immigrant Justice Philanthropy

NCRP

Black Maternal Mortality: What Philanthropy Can Do

Philanthropy and Social Movements

How Financial Support Can Potentially Help Black Trans Women

YES! Magazine

Kingmakers of Oakland: Transforming an Education System that Fails Black Boys

Kingmakers of Oakland

Surge Institute: By Developing Leaders of Color in Education, More Communities Can Thrive

Surge Institute

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