Philanthropy & Social Enterprise

Review the Program Book of the 2019’s invitational symposium for artist-endowed foundation leaders, examining issues and innovations in practice and policy influencing the field, presented by the Hoffman Forum in cooperation with University of Miami School of Law (UMSL) and AEFI, and hosted by the Jewish Museum.

This new publication highlights practical concerns about estate planning for artists endowing a private foundation. The aim is to help artists engage more effectively in the estate planning process and more successfully realize their cultural philanthropy and art stewardship goals.

Dan Porterfield talks about the power and value of providing real second chances to America’s 4.6 million “opportunity youth”—young people who are not connected to education or employment.

The legislation mandates electronic filing of nonprofit tax returns and the release of this information by the IRS, for free.

Review the Course Book of the fourth edition of the groundbreaking professional development program for artist-endowed foundation leaders, presented by AEFI and hosted by the Roy Lichtenstein Foundation, Joan Mitchell Foundation Inc., Dedalus Foundation Inc., The Easton Foundation Inc., The Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation, and the Nancy Graves Foundation Inc.

H.R. 1957 was passed in the full House through a procedure used for non-controversial measures.

How do organizations authentically listen to marginalized communities whose voices are often unheard?

This landscape scan explores how US funders and nonprofits seek to connect with the people and communities that their advocacy and policy work is intended to benefit.

Review the Program Book of 2018's invitational symposium for artist-endowed foundation leaders, examining issues and innovations in practice and policy influencing the field, presented by the Hoffman Forum in cooperation with University of Miami School of Law (UMSL) and AEFI, and hosted by MoMA PS1.