Beyond Check-Equity: Partnering Across Silos to Operationalize Equity

Join GEO and Technology Association of Grantmakers to learn how grantmaking organizations are continuing to invest in change management through internal practices, policies and programs.

Event Details

How do you move your equity framework from values into action? This session is designed to explore how we operationalize equity internally and externally with grantee communities through our everyday tools and touchpoints. Too often, the implementation of our equity framework is lost in translation between our strategy teams and our operations teams including IT. Join this session to find out how partnership between organizational silos such as program teams and technology teams becomes the key to a lasting and structural commitment to equity.

This webinar will offer you the chance to interact with two grantmaking organizations as they continue to invest in change management through internal practices, policies and programs. Anyone from the grantmaking community is welcome to join, but we strongly encourage attendance from those seeking to work across silos to implement values within their organization.

Start: Tuesday, June 22, 2:00 PM Eastern

End: Tuesday, June 22, 3:15 PM Eastern

Program objectives:

  • Provide examples and interrogate turning DEI-based values into action and everyday work
  • Create space to discuss how to break organizational silos and inspire change within grantmaking organizations

Register for the webinar here.

Speakers

  • Anna Cruz

    Managing Director of Strategic Learning, Research and Evaluation , Kresge Foundation

  • Autumn Patterson

    IT Strategy & Solutions Manager, Northwest Area Foundation

  • Margie Jo Eun Joo Andreason 은주

    Diversity Equity Inclusion Manager , Kresge Foundation

  • Stephen Chan

    Vice President of Strategy and Operations & Corporate Secretary, The Boston Foundation

  • Wendye Mingo

    Managing Director of IT, Kresge Foundation

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