Going beyond the grant post Dobbs
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Strategies for Social Impact |
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By Marina Fisher, Nate Wong, Lauren McDermott, and Roger Thompson
Since the US Supreme Court’s Dobbs ruling, private investors and philanthropic organizations have stepped up their pursuit of mission-driven impact investments in reproductive care enterprises, especially those serving systemically underserved individuals and communities.
Our new research identifies opportunities for timely impact investments in the reproductive field as a complement to existing philanthropic funding.
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Catch Up with Dreaming in Color
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Date: Tuesday, April 25
Time: 12 - 1 p.m. ET
Though the climate movement has scored an increasing number of "wins" in recent years, effective and equitable implementation of these changes is not guaranteed. Supporting implementation represents a large—and growing—opportunity for all kinds of donors to make a difference.
Join us for a webinar focused on the role funders can play in fulfilling the promise of key climate victories.
The discussion will feature two leading experts in the field: Dana Johnson, senior director of strategy and federal policy at WE ACT for Environmental Justice, and Laura García, president and CEO of Global Greengrants Fund.
You'll walk away with a deepened understanding of:
- Philanthropy’s critical role supporting implementation of climate laws and commitments
- Opportunities that offer funders the biggest bang for the buck
- Steps funders can take to catalyze effective and equitable implementation
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