The Future of Philanthropy & Funding for Arts, Culture & Human Rights
May 22 @ 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
“We are experiencing groundbreaking policy shifts worldwide. Severe cuts to funding for the arts, humanities, and human rights organizations have left us with the question: How can we sustainably uphold our missions and continue to support the communities we represent in the face of such fundamental shifts in the landscape? How do we adapt to meet the needs of the people we represent and the rights and practices we have dedicated our resources to protecting and supporting?
These three interconnected panels bring together US and European leaders to discuss their experiences, expertise, and visions for the future of funding and philanthropy. Our speakers will unpack all that’s happening in the world of giving, the repercussions of the current climate on nonprofits and the communities we serve, and the changes necessary to ensure our collective futures…”
The Future of Philanthropy & Funding for Arts, Culture & Human Rights
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