A grounding in philanthropy with a social justice lens
In order to use philanthropy to effect change, it is crucial that new practitioners in the sector understand its context, history, and challenges. Philanthropology™, first developed by EPIP in 2012 and revised for 2021, responds to this need with a curriculum that includes both academic and practitioner perspectives in an in-depth critical study of philanthropy and social justice created for and informed by the next generation of inclusive grantmakers.
The Philanthropology™ curriculum will include 9 hours of synchronous virtual content and supplemental activities that cover the landscape and history of the sector, intersectionality, movement building, grantmaking with an equity lens, and strategies for putting this knowledge into practice as the field continues to evolve.
The curriculum also offers 3 hours of asynchronous activities and ample readings to further your knowledge. The course runs once a week, every other week, for three sessions (spanning 6 weeks total), leaving plenty of time for the asynchronous work and to test out new ideas.
The curriculum will be delivered by trained facilitators from within the EPIP community, providing an opportunity for EPIP members and alumni to share their knowledge and step forward as leaders. Have questions? Check out our frequently asked questions or email EPIP's Director of Programs Elyse Gordon at [email protected] Want to participate? Sign up below to be notified about new Philanthropology sessions.
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