Community & Partner Call: A Community- and Data-Driven Approach to Funding Racial Justice Grassroots Organizing
Learn more about following the leadership of grassroots leaders when implementing strategic plans that center grassroots organizing and youth organizing for education justice and racial justice.
Event Details
Too often grantmakers feel they must make a choice between rigor and inclusivity in their grantmaking. This interactive community and partner call will lead you through the actions and tools taken by the Hazen Foundation staff and trustees to follow the leadership of grassroots leaders in the implementation of a strategic plan that centers grassroots organizing and youth organizing for education justice and racial justice.
We will explore the nuts and bolts of putting a bold vision of grantmaking into action, including how this resulted in targeted changes that Hazen made to application processes, grants management, program, evaluation, reporting and capacity building. Using Hazen’s experience as a case study, you will delve into how to take a community- and data-driven approach to supporting grassroots community organizing.
Start: Wednesday, October 11, 12:30 PM Eastern
End: Wednesday, October 11, 2:00 PM Eastern
This call is open to GEO members and nonmembers.
Speakers
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Lori Bezahler
President, Edward W. Hazen Foundation
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Isabel Sousa-Rodriguez
Division Director of Organizational Culture and Operations, Open Society Foundations
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Janay Eustace
Executive Director, California Youth Connection
Questions?
Contact Allison Beck with any questions.