Alliance magazine
The past year has heightened long-existing anxieties for journalism, media, and the wider information landscape. The withdrawal of overseas aid by powerful nations has coincided with questions arou...
Despite our wide awareness of today’s unfolding polycrisis, we find ourselves applying the same logic and reaching for the same tools, even as they fail to deliver the systemic change we need.
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From the dismantling of USAID to sweeping foreign aid cuts and shrinking civic space, philanthropic leaders are navigating a fundamentally altered landscape. Long-held assumptions are being tested,...
Gender-just, locally-led solutions are not a ‘nice to have’, they are the most effective response we have to the climate crisis. Evidence from a decade of funding by GAGGA and three decades of cove...
An Oxford dialogue on community justice, landscape finance and community-led restoration
This gathering will bring together funders, practitioners, researchers, and community leaders to explore ho...
What does it look like when spirituality becomes a source of real-world solutions?
Across the globe, communities are drawing on spiritual wisdom, cultural tradition, and deep-rooted values to resp...
Pandemics, plant proteins, and planetary boundaries—the role of philanthropy in the agriculture and food system sector is set to be on the rise.
Globally, meat production has quadrupled since 1961...
Join Partners for a New Economy and Metabolic for an exclusive conversation, exploring the nature of Europe's vibrant New Economy field, following the launch of their new publication Fertile Ground...
The environmental demands of the AI tools that have flooded the market in the last couple of years are far beyond those of the technology platforms we were using previously. All of a sudden, AI has...
A powerful trend is emerging in mental health care: arts-based creative approaches are becoming central to how mental health support is being offered.
At the heart of this shift are community-led ...
Someone’s Gotta Give is Alisha Fernandez Miranda’s debut fiction novel.
Lucia Barrow, a Venezuelan American arts fundraiser, is thriving in Austin, Texas. But when she marries a British man named...
As traditional funding sources from governments and international institutions become increasingly constrained, private philanthropy is being called upon to fill the gap. In Africa, where internati...
Across the tropics, Indigenous peoples, local communities, and Afro-descendants are quietly reshaping global philanthropy. In recent years, more than a dozen 'territorial funds' have emerged—initia...
Amidst sweeping cuts to international funding and economic and political volatility, Latin America is reckoning with an urgent need for the redistribution of power. How can the region’s philanthrop...
In the face of the complexity of the global polycrisis, it is easy to feel paralyzed, with the horizon of the future shrouded in uncertainty. But we cannot simply wait. We need to rekindle the flam...
How can philanthropy ensure technology works for people and planet?
From digital rights to climate, gender and racial equality to child poverty, technology is playing an increasingly outsized role...
This timely conversation will bring together leading voices from the philanthropic field to examine 'big bets': large, flexible, and long-term commitments designed to unlock transformative impact. ...
Is British philanthropy rising to the challenge – at home and abroad?
Over the course of the afternoon, we’ll reflect on the role of UK foundations in tackling today’s most urgent issues from risi...
Feminist movements in Francophone Africa continue to face mounting political instability, rising anti-rights and anti-gender ideologies, and the severe effects of climate change, all with limited f...