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From TV’s ‘The Gilded Age’ to the Fight for Reparations: Lessons for Philanthropy in 2024
From TV’s ‘The Gilded Age’ to the Fight for Reparations: Lessons for Philanthropy in 2024

What binge watching a popular television show taught me about philanthropy’s ongoing efforts to move away from antiquated notions of charity.

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As a nonprofit leader, here’s why I practice the ‘Joy at Missing Out’
As a nonprofit leader, here’s why I practice the ‘Joy at Missing Out’

I used to love being “on the scene.” I wanted to go to every New York City nonprofit professional meeting, conference, gala – both to see and be seen.

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