As part of our series on Philanthropy in Asia, we sat down with Jenny Santi, a philanthropy advisor to ultra high net worth philanthropists,…
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Philanthropy in Asia: Playing Catch-up or Leapfrogging?
In the past few decades, Asia as a region has seen enormous economic growth. And economists project this growth will remain robust into 2018…
See event detailsCenter featured in Money Magazine article on charitable giving
With the end of the year approaching, Money Magazine recently sat down with our founding executive director Kat Rosqueta to get the Center’s perspective on…
See event detailsThe Grandmother Project: Change through Culture
“A house without a grandmother is like a road that goes nowhere.” –Senegalese proverb The Grandmother Project (GMP) sees culture as a unique and…
See event detailsDeveloping Cross-Sector Leadership for Social Impact
As members of a university community, our team has the privilege and opportunity to prepare students for leadership roles in contributing to positive social…
See event detailsCatalytic Women Expert Interview: Kat Rosqueta on High Impact Philanthropy
Originally published on the Catalytic Women blog. Catalytic Women offers tools and training to donors, investors and advisors who aim to align their philanthropy…
See event detailsPhilanthropy That Fits: Defining Your Impact With the Community, Q&A with Rich Hardwood
Defining the impact you seek is the first step towards becoming a high-impact giver. So, how can you make sure you’re doing it right?…
See event detailsPhilanthropy That Fits: The Intersection Between Culture and Impact
Culture is a slippery concept, but it seems to be an increasingly important one. From the growth of culturally sensitive education for medical professionals…
See event detailsTEDxPhiladelphia: Kat Rosqueta and others on the New Workshop of the World
It’s finally here! TEDxPhiladelphia is this Friday, March 28, beginning at 9AM EST. If you weren’t able to snag tickets or are too far...
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Rethinking the E Word
The following post was originally published on the Stanford Social Innovation Review blog as part of a series exploring the meaning and value of strategic philanthropy….
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