WRAG’s Philanthropy Fellows program, our partnership with the Do Good Institute at the University of Maryland, has had a real impact on the students and the organizations that host them. We followed up with some former fellows to find out how their experience working in philanthropy as students has influenced their careers.
WRAG's Gretchen Greiner-Lott encourages funders and nonprofits to use their voice in support of the Johnson Amendment.
WRAG supports this statement of values, practices, and actions as part of our renewed commitment to using our voice on issues that matter.
Hanh Le (Weissberg Foundation) and Yanique Redwood (Consumer Health Foundation) reflect on a recent presentation about the Buffalo region's cross-sector approach to racial equity.
Last week marked the launch of WRAG's Racial Equity Working Group, a group of funders that are dedicating time and energy toward continuing to better understand how structural racism manifests in our region – and to collectively take strategic actions toward dismantling it.
WRAG's president, Tamara Lucas Copeland, reflects on the racial bias she witnessed while serving on a DC Superior Court jury.
WRAG's president, Tamara Lucas Copeland, reflects on two weeks of jury service.
A group of 15 philanthropic leaders committed a full week to learning about racial healing last month. Here's why.
WRAG has celebrated a number of successes this year. Check out our annual year in review publication for the highlights.
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.
