- Who is Philanthropology™ for?
- What does the curriculum cost?
- Is Philanthropology™ virtual or in-person?
- I lead a chapter / I am connected to a regional PSO - can I bring Philanthropology™ to my region?
Who is Philanthropology™ for?
This curriculum is designed for anyone in the philanthropic sector – not just grantmakers – who wants a stronger grounding in its history, current landscape, and potential for the future, all through a lens that centers social justice and equity. Whether you are in an administrative or evaluative role, working as a consultant in the sector, program staff, or a student, Philanthropology™ will ground you in the history and scope of the sector alongside how to develop self-advocacy for your future in the sector. While the curriculum may be most resonant for those with 1-3 years in the sector, anyone seeing a deeper foundation in philanthropy will find value in Philanthropology.
What does the curriculum cost?
Members receive priority access to the curriculum and can access the program for $325. A limited number of non-member spots will be available for each offering at the non-member rate of $500. To learn more about becoming an EPIP member contact [email protected].
Is Philanthropology™ virtual or in-person?
The course is currently offered virtually.
I lead a chapter / I am connected to a regional PSO - can I bring Philanthropology™ to my region?
If you're interested in bringing Philanthropology to your region, please reach out to Elyse Gordon, Director of Programs, at [email protected] for more information about partnering with EPIP.