Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
CNJG is pleased to offer this webinar series designed by our colleague Regional Associations from three Midwest states, who have collaborated to present this series. Together, they hope to harness and share the collective expertise of each state’s leading philanthropic organizations and trusted community partners.
Join us for our field trip to the Crossroads Theatre as part of our Race, Racism and the Ramifications for Philanthropy learning journey.
This event is for CNJG Members only.
CNJG will join with the Sillerman Center at Brandeis University to present an interactive conversation about pathways to racially, culturally and socio-economically diverse public schools.
Our learning journey on how philanthropy’s impact is impeded by racism continues with this last, in a series of four facilitated conversations.
This conversation is postponed until the springtime. Stay tuned for an announcement for when it will be rescheduled.
Our learning journey on how philanthropy’s impact is impeded by racism continues with this event.
Our learning journey on how philanthropy’s impact is impeded by racism continues with this third, in a series of four facilitated conversations.
Our learning journey on how philanthropy’s impact is impeded by racism continues with this first, in a series of four facilitated conversations.
As part of CNJG's Race, Racism, and the Ramifications for Philanthropy learning journey, we are happy to collaborate with the Anti-Poverty Network of New Jersey to present the key findings of their recently released report, The Uncomfortable Truth: Racism, Injustice, and Poverty in New Jersey.
This webinar will feature a discussion with leaders from the Russell Family Foundation, who have developed an internal tool for considering all levels of transparency in family philanthropy – between the foundation and the public, between board and staff, and between generations.
This event is for CNJG Members only.
Join us for the second session of the series from ABFE as they share tools from their Responsive Philanthropy in Black Communities Framework.
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