
A free and fortnightly newsletter on philanthropy, civil society, and democracy in America.
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Jane Addams speaks to children at Hull House. Photo credit: National Archives, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
In the latest episode of the Art of Association podcast, I speak with my friend Michael Wear, founder and CEO of the Center for Chris...
“The Great Wave off Kanagawa,” Katsushika Hokusai, ca 1830-1832 Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
While the portents of artificial intelligence continue to swirl, we can already sense that AI is likely to change our lives in profound wa...
Democratic House Leaders, 1972. Second from left is Texas Congressman Wright Patman. First elected in 1928, Patman went on to serve 24 consecutive terms in the House of Representatives. His investigations of foundations throughout the 1960s...
Robert Harris, “Meeting of the School Trustees,” 1885. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Hello friends,
Coming back to this newsletter after a hiatus, it is a natural time for me to take stock. What am I endeavoring to do with my update...
For this month’s Art of Association Podcast, I spoke with Yordanos Eyoel, the Founder and CEO of Keseb, a path-breaking nonprofit helping to build a transnational civil society ecosystem that advances inclusive and resilient democracies....
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