Humility – the key requirement for successful philanthropy By Sarah Rennie Sarah Rennie has completed a six-year term as IPASA Council Chairperson, and we have interviewed Sarah to find out …
The time for a for a more respectful, trust-based, inclusive philanthropy is now By Louise Driver, Executive Director The philanthropy world is currently awash with discussions and debates around adopting …
Trauma and trust By Grant Stewart Grant Stewart is an experienced facilitator, trainer, and consultant in the trauma-informed landscape, with an M.Ed. (Educational Support) through the University of Stellenbosch. With …
Towards trust-based partnership Part 1: Opening pathways for conversation By Robyn Whittaker Dr Robyn Whittaker is the Collaboration Convener – Kaleidoscope Lights, and Co-Founder Africa Voices Dialogue. Robyn also does …
Good governance and transparency: building blocks of trust By Anna Vayanos Anna Vayanos is an admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa (non-practising) as well as a …
What’s “philanthro-activism”? Justin Winters, Executive Director and Cofounder of One Earth, told me on my Electric Ladies podcast recently: “We’re in this moment right now where we have a very …
Have you ever wondered why certain questions appear on grant applications? If you’re a grant seeker, the answer is probably, “yes.” If you’re a grantmaker, the answer may be, “no” …
As developing nations grow and energy demand soars, whether they quickly make the transition to renewables or cling to coal and other planet-heating fuels will have a profound impact on …
This year’s Commission of the Status of Women (CSW)’s theme was ‘Achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls in the context of climate change, environmental and …
In the Alliance Magazine article titled, Is philanthropy finally ready to embrace intelligent failure? Donika Dimovska writes that failure’ is still rarely acknowledged by philanthropy, mostly because it is poorly understood. She …