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S3 Episode 5: Courageous Fundraising Principles with Virginia Community VoiceWhen community-centric fundraising launched their content hub and 10 principles, thousands of organizations and people took note - and many took action. Lea Whitehurst-Gibson and Bekah Kendrick of Virginia Community Voice talk about how they built and delivered their Courageous Fundraising Principles and how they center community in their work based in Richmond, Virginia, the former capital of the Confederacy. Learn about strategy and tactics in this story!
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Episode List
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S3 Episode 4: How To Feed A Movement with Tomme BeevasTV celeb and James Beard Award-winning chef, Tomme Beevas talks about how the lynching of George Floyd - less than two miles from his restaurant, played out in the creation of Pimento Relief Services, a truly community-centered organization in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Learn about liberation in action through this inspiring story!
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S3 Episode 3: The Metric of Love with Oregon Food BankHow can love be a metric and what does it look like to measure that instead of fundraising goals? The Oregon food bank surprised many folks in the nonprofit community when they revealed a new concept, measuring love instead of fundraising. In this episode, Nathan Harris and Vivien Trinh of the Oregon Food Bank, describe the thinking and process around how they changed the practices of the Oregon Food Bank to center love!
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S3 Episode 2: Raci$$$m with Phillip ChaviraPhillip Chavira talks about why Capitalism is trash, how money is a tool for and against the movement and where we have power to make decisions that center our communities and our values.
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S3E1: Shattering Fragility with Liz LeClairIn this episode, Michelle talks with Liz LeClair a fundraiser and vocal advocate for human rights, gender equality, and social justice. We love Liz , who hails from Halifax, Nova Scotia. Join us!
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S2E9: Part 2: The Racist Roots of NonProfits & Philanthropy LIVE with Christina ShimizuIn our season finale of TER, Christina Shimizu is back by popular demand for Part 2 of The Racist Roots of Nonprofits and Philanthropy, LIVE at the Washington Nonprofits conference!
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S2E8: Surthrival with Kishshana PalmerIn this episode, Michelle speaks with Kishshana Palmer of the Let’s Take This Offline podcast, The Rooted Collaborative and Kishshana + Co about living well to lead well, performative allyship, authenticity, financial fortitude and her new podcast! Please join us for this rich conversation!
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S2E7: Reparations and Truth Telling with Dr. David RaglandIn this episode, Michelle speaks with Dr. David Ragland, Director of the Grassroots Reparations Campaign, about what reparations really is, police violence, inequity, complicity how to create cultures of truth telling. We go deep. Join us!
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S2E6: Billionaires, DAFs, and the Changing Face of Philanthropy with Teddy Schleifer of Vox's RecodeSilicon Valley journalist, Teddy Schleifer of Vox's Recode Daily podcast joins Michelle to talk about what billionaires are doing with their money, the debate about Donor Advised Funds, and large scale philanthropy.
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S2E4: Deschooling and Decolonization with Akilah RichardsMichelle is joined by Akilah Richards, podcast host of Fare of the Free Child and author of the newly released book, Raising Free People. They discuss the unschooling movement and how to apply it to ourselves and work, what it looks like to center community, and more!
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