A look back at WRAG's achivements in 2016
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12/13/2016
WRAG has celebrated a number of successes this year. Check out our annual year in review publication for the highlights.
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What does Santa look like?
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12/13/2016
In her monthly column, Tamara writes about noticing this year that as she looks around in local shops, there are no black Santa Christmas tree ornaments.
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"If You See Something, Say Something: Post-Election America"
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11/22/2016
What does the election mean for WRAG members’ philanthropy and for those of you working on education reform, access to health care, affordable housing, immigration, civic engagement, and more?
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WRAG releases new episode of Structural Racism Theater, "Darkness in Emerald City"
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11/21/2016
In the latest video, our host Alistair Book uses a real-life example to explore the relationship between implicit bias and institutional racism.
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WRAG membership elects four new board members
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11/10/2016
At the 2016 Annual Meeting, WRAG's members elected four new leaders to the board, and recognized the contributions of three outgoing board members.
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Keeping Racism on the Table
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11/08/2016
In a guest blog post, the Meyer Foundation's Rick Moyers writes about why, despite what he was taught growing up in rural Virginia, talking openly about race is a powerful tool for social change.
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Introducing “Structural Racism Theater”
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10/31/2016
Based sardonically on Masterpiece Theatre, Structural Racism Theater introduces the viewer to concrete examples of structural racism and implicit bias in an edgy, social media-friendly way. Check it out.
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WRAG’s Institute for CSR welcomes U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation as newest partner
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10/18/2016
Registration for the 2017 class is now open!
Why funders must continue to put racism on the table
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10/12/2016
A message to the WRAG community from the president of the National Civil Rights Museum.
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Introducing the 2016-2017 Philanthropy Fellows
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09/26/2016
Six students from the University of Maryland’s Do Good Institute are working at five WRAG member organizations this year.
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