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Give Black Alliance seeks to leverage the power of Black philanthropy across the country
Article on #TCC - The Right to Be Here
Feature on #TCC - The Right to Be Here
Article on #TCC - The Right to Be Here
Bithiah Carter, GBA President and CEO on Podcast
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It's a question often asked this month with an answer, not always known. Why is Black History Month in February? "That's a great question, and it's a beautiful story," says Bithiah Carter, President and CEO of New England Blacks in Philanthropy. "Th
Bithiah Carter, president and CEO of New England Blacks in Philanthropy joins to discuss how New England philanthropy is transforming in communities of color.
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Join Give Black Alliance at Boston Children’s Museum for our latest #TheCouchConversation on Monday, December 9, 2024 at 3:00pm. The program, The Right to Read Screening, will include a light reception and panel discussion featuring: Mr. K
On #NationalPhilanthropyDay, we are grateful for the investment from our donors, supporters and philanthropic community. Your gifts help us shift the narrative in philanthropy from a pervasive and damaging focus on deficits within the Black communi
On #VeteransDay, we reflect in gratitude for the brave soldiers who risk their lives for the true meaning of philanthropy—the love of humankind. We also know that Black veterans have not always received the recognition they deserve after coun
Judith Jamison, an internationally acclaimed dancer who later served as artistic director of the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater for two decades, is now an ancestor. More than an artist, she was also a philanthropic nonprofit leader who convinced
The Day After Pill   This is the day of reckoning, a wake-up call that begs the question: What is the future of America, and where is this democracy headed?   Our free and fair elections of November 5th just brought forth our 47th Pre
The world has lost a musical icon. Our philanthropic community has lost a generous beacon of light, who dedicated his life to investing in causes including HIV/AIDS awareness, education and providing for under-resourced people around the world. He fo
We’re so excited for next Sunday’s special edition of #TheCouchConversations, “The Right to Be Loved”! Registrants on the waitlist will be notified if space opens up later this week. Unable to join us on Martha’s Vineya
Dear Congresswoman, Thank you for all that you have done to move us toward a more equitable society. You fought the good fight; well done. Rest in power. We will miss you!
TONIGHT– “The Right to Read” with national literacy champion #KareemWeaver at 6:00 PM. Don’t miss out on this spectacular Juneteenth virtual discussion on the intersection of literacy, reading, and social justice. Last cal