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This is the third essay in the second half of Taming the Gift, where the project turns from naming what has tamed the gift to recovering what might set it free. To learn more about the project, visit here.
In the first essay in this...
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This is the second essay in the second half of Taming the Gift, where the project turns from naming what has tamed the gift to recovering what might set it free. To learn more about the project, visi...
This is the first essay in the second half of Taming the Gift, where the project turns from naming what has tamed the gift to recovering what might set it free. To learn more about the project, visit here.
I grew up in the church; a...
Today’s guest contribution is written by , the author of Unraveled and founder of New Standard Institute. She writes , a Substack on policy, design, and considered living. She is based in Minneapolis.
This essay is an explanation a...
This is the last essay in the first half of Taming the Gift, a year-long project examining the limits of contemporary fundraising and what it might take to recover the power of Wild Generosity. To learn more about the project, visit here....
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Jason Lewis is a partner and the Chief Innovation Officer at Seed, where he develops frameworks, tools, and practices that activate cultures of wild generosity.
Author of Unraveled: The Life and Death of a Garment. Lawyer writing about the policies shaping everyday life — and making the case for the return of people power.
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