NEO Philanthropy: Recent Episodes
NEO Philanthropy
Launched in 1983 as Public Interest Projects, NEO is a national leader in creating and unleashing innovative philanthropic strategies that marshal the collective resources and experience of people passionate about driving positive social change.
Intersections on the Path to Social Justice Many immigrant rights organizations are partnering with civil rights organizations to form powerful coalitions and surface critical interconnections between the struggles. The region has a rich history of coalition-based work and cross-sector collaboration for social change – work that continues today. This session seeks to answer: “What does it take to be an effective ally, and how can funders support effective collaboration?”
Intersections on the Path to Social Justice Many immigrant rights organizations are partnering with civil rights organizations to form powerful coalitions and surface critical interconnections between the struggles. The region has a rich history of coalition-based work and cross-sector collaboration for social change – work that continues today. This session seeks to answer: “What does it take to be an effective ally, and how can funders support effective collaboration?”
Intersections on the Path to Social Justice Many immigrant rights organizations are partnering with civil rights organizations to form powerful coalitions and surface critical interconnections between the struggles. The region has a rich history of coalition-based work and cross-sector collaboration for social change – work that continues today. This session seeks to answer: “What does it take to be an effective ally, and how can funders support effective collaboration?”
Intersections on the Path to Social Justice Many immigrant rights organizations are partnering with civil rights organizations to form powerful coalitions and surface critical interconnections between the struggles. The region has a rich history of coalition-based work and cross-sector collaboration for social change – work that continues today. This session seeks to answer: “What does it take to be an effective ally, and how can funders support effective collaboration?”
Listen to entire conversation here: https://soundcloud.com/piprojects/cathy-montoya-miguel-angel-carpizo-ituarte-seirn-2013
6.4.2015 - Building an Intersectional Movement to End Campus Sexual Violence: Strategies to Transform Culture and Engage Diverse Partners
6.4.2015 - Building an Intersectional Movement to End Campus Sexual Violence: Strategies to Transform Culture and Engage Diverse Partners
6.4.2015 - Building an Intersectional Movement to End Campus Sexual Violence: Strategies to Transform Culture and Engage Diverse Partners