Community and economic development practitioners and community members gathered at a Thrive Rural Open Field session to share tips, techniques, and resources to help build rural and Native nations’ capacity. During the event, participants shared tips useful for local, regional, and national funders.

Review the Course Book of the fifth edition of the groundbreaking professional development program for artist-endowed foundation leaders, presented by AEFI and hosted by The Easton Foundation Inc., The Keith Haring Foundation, The Mike Kelley Foundation, the Joan Mitchell Foundation, and The Gordon Parks Foundation. 

A Conversation with Rockefeller Brothers Fund President and CEO, Stephen Heintz. Moderated by Vice President and Executive Director of the Aspen Institute's Program on Philanthropy and Social Innovation, Jane Wales.

Review the Program Book of 2020's invitational symposium for artist-endowed foundation leaders, examining issues and innovations in practice and policy influencing the field, presented by AEFI and hosted by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.

The fall 2020 Foundation Presidents' Roundtable was a conversation with Larry Kramer, President of

This report describes promising practices and key challenges in news media partnerships, based on lessons from the journalism landscape in California.

“Capacity development” of local civil society organizations (CSOs) in sub-Saharan Africa has b

This report explores practices that contribute (or not) to power shifting and capacity strengthening in the context of the Hewlett Foundation’s strategy to support local advocacy in sub-Saharan Africa.

We hope you enjoyed the Virtual Socrates Benefit Event. While we were unable to come together phys