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Join us for the 4th season of our Documentary Film Series. View details about our 2011/2012 line up.
We've added technical assistance and capacity building consultants to our Consultant/Vendor Recommendations webpage (member login required).
Our blog is a forum for members to discuss issues affecting the sector and the practice of philanthropy.
Our May e-newsletter features announcements, news about our members, member transitions, resources, and more!
We welcome your help in building a learning community for our sector. Share a program idea, or get involved with one of the ideas suggested by your colleagues.
New on our Blog: Ask Your Question to Duncan, King and Walcott!
At our 33rd Annual Meeting, WNYC's education correspondent Beth Fertig will moderate the panel discussion with our education leaders and we want you to join us in developing the questions for the panel. Beth welcomes submissions from Philanthropy New York members on what questions should be asked and how.
We have created a special page on Smart Assets that outlines the education areas we're considering for questions and where you can share your thinking in the comments area. Please give us your questions by Tuesday, May 29th. We are very interested in hearing what you have to say!
New on our Blog: Movement Building and System Change
This spring, we hosted a members briefing (co-sponsored by the North Star Fund, The New York Women's Foundation, The Daphne Foundation and the Rockefeller Brothers Fund) that focused on strategies that funders can pursue to help community-based nonprofits create a more fair, just and compassionate New York. We’re pleased to have PhilanTopic's Mitch Nauffts provide us with a recap of the program.
Join the conversation on our blog, Smart Assets.
Currents: All the News from Philanthropy New York
Each month, Philanthropy New York highlights announcements from our members, members in the news, transitions in the field, and recently published resources for grantmakers in Currents, our monthly e-newsletter.
Read the May issue of Currents.
Have a story for Currents? Email editor@philanthropynewyork.org.
New on our Blog—Big Gaps in the Big Apple: Measuring Well-Being in the New York Metro Area
How can we measure well-being, access and opportunity in the New York metropolitan area? At a recent Philanthropy New York session, Sarah Burd-Sharps and Kristen Lewis, Co-Directors at Measure of America, described how their American Human Development Index offers a statistical look at how people are faring in fundamental areas of life. We’re pleased to have them explain their work—and how New Yorkers are doing compared to other U.S. metro areas.
Learn more on our blog.
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