According to Eldar Shafir, having too few resources creates a psychological response that can seem to create a downward spiral: what he calls the "scarcity trap." Join us to learn how changing the way we think about poverty and the mind can help us design more effective interventions.
The fifth session in this series looks at the experiences of nonblack racial minorities in the United States.
This webinar will guide WRAG members through the process of "getting on the map" by e-reporting their grants data to the Foundation Center.
WRAG members: contact us for a discount code to attend Mission Investors Exchange's upcoming conference.
WRAG members are invited to hear from the leadership of the DC Trust on the recent announcement of the Trust's forthcoming closure.
These quarterly lunch events give local companies and foundations an opportunity to get acquainted, learn more about Montgomery County funding priorities, and share best practices.
CEOs are invited to hear about how philanthropy in Northeast Ohio is building a strategic partnership with business leaders to grow an economy that provides increased access to opportunity for all residents.
WRAG’s Healthy Communities Working Group is convening this discussion geared toward all funders as part of the group's interest in learning more about what it takes to develop successful multi-sector and integrated projects.
Corporate philanthropy and community involvement efforts are no longer just about grants or sponsorships or employee engagement or volunteerism.
The fourth session in this series looks at mass incarceration.
This webinar will guide WRAG members through the process of "getting on the map" by e-reporting their grants data to the Foundation Center.
Do you want to learn how to strengthen relationships with existing corporate funders and attract the attention of future partners?
The Healthy Communities Working Group meets on the first Monday of most months.
Participate in this interactive webinar to learn about WRAG's Foundation Map, the powerful new data mapping tool available exclusively to WRAG members through the Get on the Map initiative with Foundation Center.
In session 3, Julie Nelson looks at implicit biases.
This webinar will guide WRAG members through the process of "getting on the map" by e-reporting their grants data to the Foundation Center.
As David Grant sees it, the social profit sector needs to break its habit of valuing quantitative assessment over qualitative assessment.
This panel brings together the various components of the arts education community to share, update, and discuss next steps in ensuring DC has one of the most comprehensive, equitable, and high quality arts education programs in the country.
WRAG's 2016 public education speaker series kicks off with a look at how adverse childhood experiences impact young children.
The second program in this series looks at white privilege.
