755 W. Michigan St.
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Professor Sidel’s presentation will focus on the new tools for political control and regulation of the nonprofit and charitable community in China, India and other parts of Asia.
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755 W. Michigan St.
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Professor Sidel’s presentation will focus on the new tools for political control and regulation of the nonprofit and charitable community in China, India and other parts of Asia.
The Growing Impact of Diaspora Philanthropy
Carnegie Corporation of New York, 437 Madison Avenue, New York, NY
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Join the Network for Engaged International Donors (NEID) at the Carnegie Corporation of New York on Tuesday, March 19 for a discussion on the importance and impact of diaspora philanthropy in the U...Read more
University Hall
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We will present findings that use a combination of methods to unpack whether a variety factors to predict Muslim American adolescents’ donating behaviors within the context of Ramadan.
Philanthropy and Lever for Change: Effective Solutions to Accelerate Social Change
University Hall
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Join the Mays Family Institute as we host Dr. Cecilia Conrad, who will discuss how Lever for Change helps to find and fund bold, effective solutions to accelerate social change.
Drawing on a unique longitudinal archive of social media posts by large firms, this presentation elaborates how racial justice activism shapes the philanthropic commitments of businesses.
Thomas H. Lake Lecture with Dr. Susannah Heschel
450 W Ohio St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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Dr. Susannah Heschel will discuss the ways in which religion broadly and Jewish tradition specifically can help us better practice philanthropy as the love of humanity.