EPIP Boston Spotlight: Finding Philanthropy Through Service
EPIP Boston Steering Committee Member Molly Braden writes here about her experience as a graduate student at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis' (IUPUI) Lilly Family School of Philanthropy and her journey to becoming a Program Coordinator at Mott Philanthropic.
Read moreCHANGE Philanthropy Unity Summit Reflections
Reflections from this year's CHANGE Philanthropy Unity Summit attendee, EPIP Boston Chapter Leader, Luisa Peña Lyons.
Read moreMember Spotlight - Trevor Pollack, EPIP Boston
Trevor Pollack, Barr Foundation and EPIP Boston Steering Committee Co-Chair, in the spotlight.
Read moreMember Voices-Descending from 100,000 Feet
Hayden Couvillion, EPIP Boston Steering Committee member and Analyst at CEP
Read moreBoston EPIPhany Groups
EPIPhany Groups give members the opportunity to connect with one another via email and/or in-person across common professional interest areas. Members self indicate their interest and you will be matched with other participants who have a similar interest area. Groups may choose to meet in-person, or simply communicate via email with questions or suggested readings to help advance their work...
Read moreEPIP Boston as a Community of Practice
by Caitlin Fisher, co-chair of EPIP Boston I’ve spent the past few years learning about network theory and communities of practice in my role as deputy director of the Prime Movers fellowshipprogram at Hunt Alternatives. For those unfamiliar with this concept, a community of practice by definition it is a group of people informally bound together by shared expertise and passion for a joint enterprise — and it promises to radically galvanize knowledge sharing, learning, and change...
Read morePeople of Color Network Gathering, this year in Boston in November!
This year's People of Color Network (PCN) Gathering will take place on November 5th and 6th in Boston. This is the 7th gathering of our members of color. PCN gatherings provide participants with opportunities to explore identity, race, and social impact. The content of PCN gathering itself is three-fold: 1) personal connections to social justice work; 2) understanding structural racism; and 3) bringing this work back home. Participant responses are resoundingly positive; we hope you'll come find out for yourself.
Read moreEPIP Boston is Recruiting
Become an EPIP Boston Ambassador or Join an EPIPhany Group
EPIP Boston is thrilled to offer our community two new programs that provide opportunities for leadership within the chapter and deeper engagement with fellow members. The Ambassador program offers committed EPIP Boston members a greater level of involvement with driving chapter operations. Ambassadors work with Steering Committee officers who oversee our programming, membership, and communications functions to help EPIP fulfill its mission of providing professional development and networking opportunities to philanthropic practitioners working in the Boston metropolitan area...
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