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SUMMARY:Authoritarian Attacks on Philanthropy: Global Lessons and Local Strategies
DESCRIPTION:Join the Democratizing Justice Initiative, Funders for Justice, Borealis Philanthropy’s Communities Transforming Policing Fund, CS Fund, and the Piper Fund for an in depth discussion of Authoritarian Attacks on Philanthropy: Global Lessons and Local Strategies.\nThe session’s panel will include organizations and funders who have experienced state attacks on philanthropy and movement groups leading critical justice work under authoritarian regimes. Session participants will learn about the current risks to their own operations and the work of their partners as well as some lessons learned and practical strategies to start addressing these risks.\nKey Objectives\n\nAwareness & Insights: Understand the risks to philanthropic operations and the work of grantee partners through real-world examples of legal, financial, administrative, and reputational attacks—drawing from both international and U.S. contexts.\nPractical Strategies: Learn actionable steps to incorporate into your 2025 operations, including the lessons learned from other contexts and tips for internal institutional coordination.\nSupport Priorities: Discover what partners need most from funders at this time and how you can align your support.\n\n\nModerator:\n\nKen Chapman, Director of Democratizing Justice Initiative\n\nPanelist:\n\nYelena Litvinov, Co-founder of STROIKA\nTatyana Margolin, Co-founder of STROIKA\nRob Hansen, President of Good Nation Foundation\n\n*Additional speakers may be added*\n\nWhen: Thursday, January 23, 2025 @ 11am PT | 12pm MT | 1pm CT | 2pm ET. This webinar will be 90 minutes long.\nWho: This session is for grantmakers, donors, and funder affinity groups. We welcome staff, board members, grants panelists, and donors of grant-making institutions, donor networks, and funder affinity groups. Please share with your networks through email and word of mouth.\nSafety & Security: Please share with your networks through email and word of mouth, but do not post this webinar on social media as part of FFJ’s baseline security practices. \nAbout the Briefing Hosts\n\nThe Communities Transforming Policing Fund, at Borealis Philanthropy, resources local communities impacted by deadly and discriminatory policing practices to build power, increase police accountability and transparency, and redefine safety by advocating for investment in community-based programs and services as alternatives to police, jails, and prisons.\nCS Fund is a nonprofit family foundation dedicated to creating an equitable democracy, achieve a just transition to a regenerative economy and food system, and mitigate climate chaos. CSF addresses critical, under-resourced issues; contends with root causes of problems; and seeks systemic solutions.\nDemocratizing Justice Initiative engages, educates, and connects like-minded donors and foundations around the impact of Police Unions on criminal justice reform and the intersections with other issue areas such as, Health, Housing, Economic Justice, and others. DJI provides funders opportunities for aligned and collaborative investments with a growing number of partners.\nFunders for Justice is a national funder organizing platform mobilizing resources to grassroots organizing, led by and for people of color ,at the intersections of racial justice, gender justice, ending criminalization, and building models for community safety and justice.\nPiper Fund connects and resources grassroots organizations dedicated to protecting our democracy and envisioning reforms to make it more inclusive and representative. We break down silos to support community-led coalitions and help build dynamic movements that produce powerful change.\n\n\n
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