Other Publications
Foundations are Burning Out Charity CEO's
2006
Julie L. Rogers, President, Eugene and Agnes Meyer Foundation originally published in the Chronicle of Philanthropy
Julie L. Rogers, President, Eugene and Agnes Meyer Foundation originally published in the Chronicle of Philanthropy
Funding Native Arts: Empowering the Center of Tribal Life
2005
Kathy Becker, Liz Woody, and Craig Jacobson
Kathy Becker, Liz Woody, and Craig Jacobson
Native America at the new Millenium
March 2006
Eric Henson and Johnathan B. Taylor Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development
Eric Henson and Johnathan B. Taylor Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development
Strategic Philanthropy Report
2005
Mary Reed and Sarah Dewees, with Joy Persall and Celia Martinez First Nations Development Institute
Mary Reed and Sarah Dewees, with Joy Persall and Celia Martinez First Nations Development Institute
Large Foundations' Grantmaking to Native America
2005
Sarah Hicks (Alutiiq) and Miriam Jorgensen, Ph.D. Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development
Sarah Hicks (Alutiiq) and Miriam Jorgensen, Ph.D. Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development
On the Frontlines: Throwing Good Money After Bad A common error misleads foundations and policymakers
Fall 2005
Judith M. Gueron Stanford Social Innovation Review
Judith M. Gueron Stanford Social Innovation Review
What Works: The Other 95 Percent: How a community foundation uses proxy voting to advance its mission.
Winter 2005
Alessandra Bianchi Stanford Social Innovation Review
Alessandra Bianchi Stanford Social Innovation Review
A Failure of Philanthropy: American charity shortchanges the poor, and public policy is partly to blame
Winter 2005
Robert Reich, Stanford Social Innovation Review
Robert Reich, Stanford Social Innovation Review