BIPOC ED Coalition of Washington State
A new national survey conducted by Ipsos and the Charity Reform Initiative at the Institute for Policy Studies has revealed that Americans across the political spectrum support bold charity reforms that align with the goals of our Equitable Funder Pledge.
By Victoria Santos In early July, I took part in the 2022 Building CAPACD Convention organized by National CAPACD (Coalition of Asian Pacific American Community Development), a progressive coalition of…
Reflection on Lessons in Solidarity gathering
Victoria Santos, Co-Founder of BIPOC ED Coalition, was a panelist at The Sixth Annual Panel Discussion in Honor of Womxn’s History Month.
Learn about the new phase of BIPOC ED Coalition’s organizational structure and how it will build a sustainable infrastructure to better serve the BIPOC ED community.
Jodi Nishioka, co-founder BIPOC ED Coalition, shares her experience on sabbatical.
Check out our first black and brown paper: Sabbaticals for BIPOC Leaders: Capacity Building, Healing, Renewal, and share with your networks to inspire individual, organizational, and policy decisions that center rest and holistic wellness.
The Satterberg Foundation is an early adopter of our Equitable Funder Pledge. Learn how they are changing their communications, responsiveness, processes, and practices to shift power and build trust with BIPOC-led nonprofits.
Through our “Calling In Philanthropy” campaign, Washington Women’s Foundation became one of the first funders to sign the Funder Pledge.
Ananda Valenzuela is the interim director for RVC, and has written about the impossible executive director role — that many of us know all too well. For the past two years, they been coaching and working with RVC staff to explore a new structure centered around liberatory power. RVC’s new structure with four co-executive directors demonstrates distributed leadership.