The Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers and Equal Measure will be hosting a joint, invite-only roundtable discussion on September 19 on racial equity and grantmaking in the Greater Washington area.
The Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers and Equal Measure will be hosting a joint, invite-only roundtable discussion on September 19 on racial equity and grantmaking in the Greater Washington area.
FUNDERS ONLY EVENT | WRAG will host an interest lunch for our Housing Justice Working Group on Tuesday, September 12 from 12-1:30pm, which will be hosted by the Greater Washington Community Foundation.
What is at stake for Black people and people of the global majority in the upcoming elections and beyond in Washington, DC? How can we further support the community and nonprofit organizations doing this work?
Rural justice and racial justice are inextricably linked. As such, philanthropy must investigate the ties between race, access to land, and land use.
To celebrate our vibrant LGBTQIA+ community, the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers is launching a network dedicated to bringing together queer-identified individuals in philanthropy.
Executive Assistants do it all! Looked to as strategic thought partners to CEOs and other executive leaders, executive assistants will use this group to come together and share any opportunities or best practices in their work.
Communications professionals are responsible for a wide array of an organization’s work; from social media to external communication to storytelling, communications folks know the power of words and images.
Join WRAG for an introduction on impact investing; what it is, what it is not, and how it is aligned with racial equity.
Join us on November 7 as we center Truth and Justice at this year's 2022 WRAG Annual Meeting. In 2022, we are celebrating 30 years of WRAG and a renewed focus on creating a more racially equitable Greater Washington region.
This program will focus on how local governments are investing in affordable housing through their government budget, housing justice legislation, and programs and how they measure against housing needs and the goals...
We will hear a brief presentation from Robert L. Ruffin, the Assistant Director for State Advocacy at The Education Trust on the state of education in Maryland.
Meet the CEO is an ongoing fireside chat series dedicated to hearing the strategic vision, hopes, and roadblocks of new CEOs. This session will highlight Tamira Benitez, the first Executive Director of Diverse City Fund.
Borealis Philanthropy named their 2021 Annual Report Clarity, Collaboration, & Care. Join us for an intimate virtual coffee to hear from their President and CEO, Amoretta Morris
There is nothing more powerful than building community with your tribe. WRAG, in partnership with ABFE, GWCF and Meyer Foundation will host a gathering for the people of the global majority.
What is democracy? Given the current changes to our nation’s political climate democratically the term democracy has various definitions depending on what members of today’s society think. Is Democracy safe?
This panel will focus on defining gender justice, the maternal mortality review committee data, and a women’s right to choose.
What is Housing Justice? In this second part of the HJWG program series, you will hear from experts advancing and redefining what housing justice is?
Can you believe it's already been one year since Ruth was named the permanent President & CEO of the Washington Regional Association of Grantmakers! Our Board Chair, Tracye Funn, cordially invites you to come celebrate Ruth's leadership.
