As a mixed Asian American woman, I've grappled with white privilege from an early age. My experience as a multiracial person influenced how I've conceptualized and constructed race and identity, and it is what first politicized me as a teen, and led me to Race Forward's Colorlines blog over eight years ago. As one of my go-to resources on racial justice, I’ve valued how they view it through an intersectional and interdisciplinary lens. Facing Race was a rare opportunity for leaders across a variety of sectors to converge around racial justice and smashing the silos that often exist in social justice work. ...

Originally aired on November 16, 2016.

A message from Tamir Novotny following the 2016 Presidential Election.

Tony Bowen, Director, Grants Management and Operations, Democracy Fund as interviewed by Tom DiGenno, EPIP-DC Chapter Leader. Learn more about Tony, his work, his time with EPIP and some fun facts.

Originally aired October 26, 2016.

Originally aired on October 19, 2016.

EPIP remains committed to promoting excellence in philanthropy and responsible stewardship of philanthropic resources. We can also do more to promote the success of our diverse members and advance equity in our field and the wider world. 

EPIP LA is thrilled to announce it is accepting applications for its fourth year of the Mentorship Program. Click here to learn more and apply!

Originally aired on October 12, 2016.

In addition to including overhead costs in grant applications, ioby will now be adding a two percent line in these grants dedicated to enhancing the racial justice component of their work.

Cross-posted from ioby's blog.