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The 2021-2022 Science of Philanthropy Initiative (SPI) Webinar Series will feature a discussion with experts on different topics in philanthropy and will include the opportunity for questions from the audience. Talks will be on the first Thursday of every month from October 7, 2021-May 5, 2022.
As we search for context in our transforming world, what role does philanthropy play? Broadly understood to encompass the human voluntary spirit, philanthropy is responding in a variety of ways. How is it doing and what role will it have in the world that is emerging? Adam Falk will join us to discuss his perspectives on how philanthropy affects our civic life now and moving forward.
In partnership with CCS Fundraising, we hosted a webinar to mark the first release of the Everyday Donors of Color report. The Everyday Donors of Color report provides a much-needed update and synthesis of research on diverse donors—preparing the philanthropic sector for a demographically changed future.
Join two remarkable nonprofit innovators, Dan Cardinali and Kerry Robinson, as they discuss the ethical and practical strengths at the intersection of philanthropy and faith.
Join us for a set of informal presentations by civil society leaders from across the continent of Africa as they share their experience and lessons from leading organizations to create change on important issues in their countries.
What is gratitude? How might gratitude reinvigorate American civic life, and lend more meaning to our lives? Join Civic Renaissance curator and Lilly Family School of Philanthropy adjunct faculty member Alexandra Hudson as she facilitates a conversation with Dr. Una Osili, Lilly Family School of Philanthropy associate dean for research and international programs, and bestselling author A.J. Jacobs about his remarkable adventure in gratitude: Jacobs traveled the world to thank every person involved in making his morning cup of coffee.
As we search for context in our transforming world, what role does philanthropy play? Broadly understood to encompass the human voluntary spirit, philanthropy is responding in a variety of ways to the current global crisis today. How is it doing and what role will it have in the world that is emerging? Stacy Palmer will join us to discuss her important perspectives on how philanthropy affects our civic life now and moving forward.
During these unprecedented times, crowdfunding has taken on a significant role in philanthropic giving and fundraising. New research from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy reveals perceptions of crowdfunding, how awareness of crowdfunding compares with giving via crowdfunding projects, what motivates donors who give this way, what they support, how they differ from other donors, and where crowdfunding fits in the philanthropic landscape.
Join us to hear how Points of Light and the global network are offering creative, impactful, and inspiring ways for people to engage in their communities and take action to solve problems as they collaborate with volunteer-mobilizing organizations around the world. This event features our guest, Natalye Paquin, and will be moderated by Dr. Una Osili, Associate Dean for Research and International Programs at the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
As we search for context in our transforming world, what role does philanthropy play? Broadly understood to encompass the human voluntary spirit, philanthropy is responding in a variety of ways to the current global crisis today. How is it doing and what role will it have in the world that is emerging? Kari Niedfeldt-Thomas will join us to discuss her important perspectives on how philanthropy affects our civic life now and moving forward.
