The Philanthropy Show®: Recent Episodes
Louanne Saraga Walters
The Philanthropy Show® is a program of MVVP TV, the internet channel of My Video Voice Productions. Louanne Saraga Walters, Host.
Tampa Bay entrepreneur Matthew Cole has created an app built FOR nonprofits, philanthropists and volunteers! How the Examen app works and why it's been an important daily practice for centuries, on this episode of The Philanthropy Show®.
In Part 2 of this series, we hear where we left off - with Maggie and her brother protecting the children at the orphanage in Mexico.
Born and raised in an orphanage in Mexico, Maggie Cook Garcia grew up as a recipient of philanthropy. It's chartered her life and framed her value, and led to her success with Maggie's Salsa®. Listen to this dramatic and passionate story of a woman who believes we are all connected.
Born and raised in an orphanage in Mexico, Maggie Cook Garcia grew up as a recipient of philanthropy. It's chartered her life and framed her value, and led to her success with Maggie's Salsa®. Listen to this dramatic and passionate story of a woman who believes we are all connected.
Now that we know what white privilege is, what are our next steps?
In Part 3 of our 3 part series we continue our frank discussion on how the US culture is structured to benefit one particular group of us, and our responsibility that comes with it.
Our guests include Jennifer Yeagley, Executive Director, Sarah Ogdie, Program Director, and Sam Obeid, Anytown® Coordinator.
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A solid primer on one white woman's experience of learning her privilege with lots of great links to stats and resources: https://medium.com/@elizabethgrattan/my-white-privilege-12804fb20697#.u9au79cc1
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A non-profit professional talks about how we can change the narrative that to be told you did something racist means you're a bad person: http://nonprofitwithballs.com/2016/08/flossing-and-the-dental-hygiene-paradigm-of-race-discourse/
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Article with general action steps for being a white ally: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/how-to-easily-be-a-white-ally-to-marginalized-communities_us_5829f808e4b057e23e314806
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A great interactive website (that began as a google doc) developed by POC of specific action steps to take as a white person in the movement: http://www.whiteaccomplices.org/
How can we identify White Privilege in our daily lives? What can we do about it?
In Part 2 of our 3 part series on White Privilege, we dive deeper into the issue with frank discussion on how the US culture is structured to benefit one particular group of us, and our responsibility that comes with it.
Our guests include Jennifer Yeagley, Executive Director, Sarah Ogdie, Program Director, and Sam Obeid, Anytown® Coordinator.
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A solid primer on one white woman's experience of learning her privilege with lots of great links to stats and resources: https://medium.com/@elizabethgrattan/my-white-privilege-12804fb20697#.u9au79cc1
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A non-profit professional talks about how we can change the narrative that to be told you did something racist means you're a bad person: http://nonprofitwithballs.com/2016/08/flossing-and-the-dental-hygiene-paradigm-of-race-discourse/
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Article with general action steps for being a white ally: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/how-to-easily-be-a-white-ally-to-marginalized-communities_us_5829f808e4b057e23e314806
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A great interactive website (that began as a google doc) developed by POC of specific action steps to take as a white person in the movement: http://www.whiteaccomplices.org/