Grantmakers in Health Annual Conference on Health Philanthropy March 6, 2024 By Catherine Ward “Show Me the Money: Bold Approaches to Shifting Power to the Grass Roots” Panel presentation by TCC’s Marysol Fernández Harvey, Associate Consultant, Integrated Initiatives, Dr. Sulma Gandhi, Hawaiʻi Health Program Officer at the Stupski Foundation, and Lauren Wilkie, VP of Strategic Partnerships at Point Source Youth. The program will be moderated by TCC’s Emily Klukas, … Continued
Fall 2022 CCAT Facilitator Training Program May 17, 2022 By Judy Ney Want to add expert interpretation of TCC Group’s CCAT to your consulting toolkit? TCC Group has trained hundreds of nonprofit consultants around the world in using the CCAT to lead change in organizations. Certified CCAT Facilitators provide expert guidance to nonprofit leaders to translate assessment results into meaningful organizational improvement. Sign Up for the Certification … Continued
CHANGE Philanthropy 2021 Unity Summit July 28, 2021 By Claire Schultz The Unity Summit will host over 2,000 participants to expand their individual and institutional practice in order to advance equity with an intersectional lens, and with community at the center of our efforts. We seek to create space for all attendees to participate as thought leaders and philanthropic activists. The 2021 Unity Summit will be … Continued
R/evolution: The 2021 Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy National Conference May 18, 2021 By Claire Schultz R/evolution recognizes and honors the evolution of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP) and the sector over the last 20 years along with the movement moment that EPIP members and foundations are navigating here and now—the revolution. As EPIP celebrates its 20th anniversary, we continue to reimagine philanthropy so that it better nurtures and uplifts emerging Black, Indigenous, queer, … Continued
Lessons From the Casey Foundation’s Strategic Coinvestor Approach to Community Change February 7, 2021 By Claire Schultz In 2012, the Annie E. Casey Foundation launched its seven-year Family-Centered Community Change™ (FCCC) initiative to support local partnerships in three high-poverty neighborhoods as they developed a more integrated set of services — including high-quality education, job training and housing assistance — to help parents and children succeed together in what is known as a … Continued
2020 American Evaluation Annual International Conference October 2, 2020 By Claire Schultz The virtual experience will feature about 120 sessions over the course of four days, to be accessed from the comfort of your home or office. While the number of sessions is reduced from our annual in-person conference, you will have access to the virtual session recordings for three months following Eval20 Reimagined, allowing you to … Continued
PEAK 2020 Online: Strategic Grantmaking: How Can Evaluation Help Grantmakers Think Forward? April 20, 2020 By Claire Schultz Over time, the utility of grant evaluations has deepened from simple accountability to outcomes measurement—from demonstrating that funds were used in the intended manner, to determining whether or not they achieved the intended results. But what if evaluation could also help grantmakers determine what to invest in, and when? These questions are of particular importance … Continued
PEAK Grantmaking 2020 Annual Conference November 19, 2019 By Claire Schultz Tie Practices to Values. Narrow the Power Gap. Drive Equity. Learn, Share, Evolve. Steward Responsibly. Across three days in Seattle, join the grantmaking community to move these ideas to the front lines of philanthropy. Together, we’ll delve into how we can put the five Principles for Peak Grantmaking into practice—transforming how grants get made. Engage in … Continued
2019 American Evaluation Annual International Conference September 12, 2019 By Claire Schultz Wednesday, November 13 12:00pm – 3:00pm: 55: Concepts, Design Strategies, and Instruments for Evaluating Advocacy and Policy Change Initiatives Presenters Annette Lenore Gardner, Assistant Professor, University of California, San Francisco (Lead Presenter) Jared Raynor, Director, Evaluation & Learning, TCC Group 5:45pm – 6:30pm: 2648: The Art of Storytelling in Evaluation Ijeoma Ezeofor, Consultant, TCC Group … Continued
Health Equity Research Learning Exchange June 7, 2019 By Claire Schultz Hosted at the 2019 Grantmakers in Health Annual conference, the Health Equity Research Learning Exchange is part of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s (RWJF) institutional effort to advance health equity through the new Health Equity Research Initiative: Exploring New Frontiers of Health Equity Research. The Initiative will encompass a sustained and collaborative set of learning dialogues, … Continued
2019 Grantmakers In Health Annual Conference on Health Philanthropy May 7, 2019 By Claire Schultz The Grantmakers In Health Annual Conference on Health Philanthropy is the largest annual gathering of health funders in the country, and the best place to learn from seasoned experts and philanthropic leadership and exchange information, ideas, and insights with colleagues. This year’s theme is, “Ideas. Innovations. Impact.” Using All the Tools in the Policy Change … Continued
2019 Africa Grantmakers’ Affinity Group (AGAG) Annual Conference April 24, 2019 By Claire Schultz Since 2000, the AGAG Annual Conference has provided a unique benefit to the social sector as one of the few regular meetings with an international reach designed specifically for funders who support initiatives targeting Africa. This annual convening is designed to be a conversation among peers and an opportunity for funders to reinforce their personal commitment … Continued
Making the Case for Inclusion of Muslim, Arab, and South Asian (MASA) communities into Racial Justice, Immigration Portfolios March 5, 2019 By Claire Schultz Making the Case for Inclusion of Muslim, Arab, and South Asian (MASA) communities into Racial Justice, Immigration Portfolios will explore how organizations and activists in the MASA field are identifying as part of the racial justice movement and how funders are aligning funding to MASA and Muslim communities within a racial justice portfolio. The afternoon … Continued
Essential Skills and Strategies for New Program Officers December 20, 2018 By Claire Schultz Philanthropy New York’s Essential Skills and Strategies for New Program Officers (ESS) orients new program officers and directors to their role as funders. This multiday intensive course helps philanthropy newcomers build a framework for understanding and implementing ethical and effective grantmaking. It is a part of the PNY Core offerings. The program prepares program officers and directors for the … Continued
Activating Philanthropy’s Power for Change: The Role of Self-Assessment and Honest Feedback December 19, 2018 By Claire Schultz Taking time out for self-assessment and learning is an important part of the organizational cycle of planning, action and reflection. In the process, how can funders receive and make the most of honest feedback to ensure that they are employing responsive strategies, making better grants and building stronger relationships? To support grantmakers on this journey, … Continued