philanthropy unfiltered
Tirrea BillingsChallenging the nonprofit industrial complex and inviting a more honest, liberating path forward.
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The Archive Belongs to Us: Jiya Pinder on Memory and Preservation
This is the fourth installment of Builders of Justice, a series that profiles leaders who refuse to play it safe—challenging power, naming harm, and reimagining justice.
“You people never show up.” When Anti-Blackness Greets You at the Door
I’ve always had a heart of service. I started volunteering at a young age and have volunteered in many places throughout my hometown, Saginaw, Michigan: the Mid-Michigan Children’s Museum, the Castle Museum of Saginaw County History, McNall...
Trying to Be Okay in a World That Isn’t
I haven’t had the energy to do, well, pretty much anything. I feel like I’ve been operating on autopilot. Wake up, morning routine, make breakfast, meetings, make lunch, more meetings, work, go to the gym, go to the grocery store, make dinn...
Do we really need another research report?
> Philanthropy I’m going to hold your hand when I say this, but we don’t need more research. Not until you cut the check based on the last 3 decades of research that told you to fund grassroots campaigns ran by marginalized communities.
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Tirrea Billings is an LA-based artivist, educator, and storyteller who writes about the nonprofit industrial complex.
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