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Black Philanthropy: Our Stories

Black Philanthropy: Our Stories

著者: Michelle Renee Jackson
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$500 billion is donated through philanthropy each year, yet most people don't know how it works. This podcast explains it. Hear from Black funders, philanthropists, fundraisers, and social impact leaders who explain giving, community impact, and the nonprofit sector through honest conversations. Learn what philanthropy is and how it works, why giving has always been part of Black culture, and how it can change your life, community, or career path. Perfect for newcomers or veterans seeking fresh, inspiring insight and perspectives. Host: Michelle Renee Jackson, MDiv www.blackphilanthropypodcast.com New episodes every Wednesday - 5am ET2025 マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 社会科学 経済学
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  • 052 - What Black Climate Advocacy and Leadership Can Teach Philanthropy, with Mide Akerewusi
    2026/09/23

    Olumide "Mide" Akerewusi, founder of AgentsC. and creator of the Giving Black Network challenges the misconception that Black communities neither participate in nor lead climate justice advocacy.

    With more than 30 years in fundraising, Mide explores the connections between Black philanthropy, climate justice and action and self-determination within the African diaspora.. Learn how Black climate leaders are advancing solutions in environmental stewardship, food systems, clean water, and social impact.

    Host – Michelle Renee Jackson, MDiv

    More resources at blackphilanthropypodcast.com

    Social Media Follow @blackphilanthropyourstories & @michelle.renee.jackson (host)

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    1 時間 3 分
  • 051 - Lessons from a Funder Investing Millions in Jewish BIPOC Communities, with Ilana Kaufman
    2026/09/16

    What can you learn from a leader investing millions in Jewish BIPOC communities? Ilana Kaufman, President and CEO of the Jews of Color Initiative (JOCI), shares how strategic philanthropy expands opportunity, develops leaders, and addresses funding gaps affecting Jewish communities of color across the United States. Ilana Kaufman also challenges the myth that Jewish people of color are rare, explaining that an estimated one million people in the U.S. identify as both Jewish and BIPOC.

    Listeners will gain insights into racial equity funding, nonprofit grantmaking, inclusive philanthropy, and community investment. Ilana Kaufman also reflects on the meaning of Yom Kippur and the High Holy Days, exploring how repair, accountability, belonging, and renewal can strengthen communities and create lasting social impact.

    More resources at blackphilanthropypodcast.com

    Social Media Follow @blackphilanthropyourstories & @michelle.renee.jackson (host)

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    49 分
  • 050 - What It Takes to Build Trust and Relationships in a Divided World, with Angelique Power
    2026/09/09

    Happy 50th Episode! Here, Angelique Power, President & CEO of the Skillman Foundation, shares how relationship building, bridge building, forgiveness, civic engagement, and community leadership can help you navigate polarization, connect across differences, and lead with purpose.

    Drawing on her experience as a Black and Jewish woman, Angelique also reflects on Rosh Hashanah and the High Holy Days, offering her perspective on renewal, accountability, healing, and repairing relationships.

    Discover how to build common ground, strengthen relationships, and create community in an age of distrust, division, and AI-driven isolation.

    More resources at blackphilanthropypodcast.com

    Social Media Follow @blackphilanthropyourstories & @michelle.renee.jackson (host)

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    1 時間 39 分
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