By Brian Schultz and Kristi Andrasik

In the ever-changing climate for LGBTQ people in our country, what’s it like to an LGBTQ person in philanthropy? More specifically, what’s it like to be an LGBTQ person working in a non-LGBTQ (or “mainstream”) foundation? Given our own work in both philanthropy and in the LGBTQ community, we’ve become increasingly interested in this question. We’ve done some initial research and are currently seeking more perspectives. It is important that we capture the experiences of individuals working in all types of foundations large and small, public and private, and all geographic areas of the country. Findings and analysis will be released in an upcoming EPIP Issue Brief.

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Reflections on the experience of EPIP Chapter Leadership and an invitation to apply for next year's EPIP-DC Steering Committee. Application is live!

Applications to join the Washington DC EPIP Chapter Steering Committee are open until November 10, 2017. Please apply here! 

The CHANGE Philanthropy Coalition, in which EPIP Participates, was featured by "Inside Philanthropy" on September 22nd. Read more here>>

Originally aired September 6th, 2017

Originally aired August 2, 2017

Trevor Pollack, Barr Foundation and EPIP Boston Steering Committee Co-Chair, in the spotlight.

Originally Aired June 16, 2017.

Written by EPIP Chicago Steering Committee Members, 

Claire Kaufman

Cristina Guerrero

Civic Engagement is a House—and there’s room for you even if you come through the window

Adiel is Communications & Marketing Director of PACE and leads the organization’s internal and external communication efforts to further the critical dialogue moving our field forward. 

This post was published on PACE's Medium publication, Civic Engagement & Democracy: https://medium.com/civic-engagement-and-democracy