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SUMMARY:Philanthropy and the Black Church: A Necessary Collaborative
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, April 27\, 2023\n\n\n8:30 am: GATHERING\n9:00 am: Welcome: Javier Viera (Garrett) & David King (Lake Institute Director)\n9:15 am: Introduction and Overview of Symposium: Reggie Blount\n9:30 am: Session 1: Why the Black Church? – Revisiting the Philanthropy and Black Church Project of the 20th Century with speaker Robert Franklin (Emory University) and respondents Mark Constantine (philanthropist) & Cory Anderson\, (philanthropist and chair\, ABFE)\n11:30 am: NETWORKING LUNCH\n1:00 pm: Session 2: The Black Church as Anchor Institution with speaker Debra Haggins (Hampton Ministers Conference) and respondents: David Daniels\, III (McCormick Seminary) & Raymond Pierce (Southern Education Foundation)\n2:30 pm: BREAK\n3:00 pm: Session 3: Black Community and Philanthropic Commitment with speaker: Valaida Fullwood (The Soul of Philanthropy) and respondents Stephanie Boddie (Baylor University) & Timothy Russell (WTTW) \n\nFriday\, April 28\, 2023\n8:30 am: GATHERING\n9:00 am: Session 4: Trends in Philanthropy with speaker Jeanné Lewis (Faith in Public Life) and respondents Mae Hong (Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors) & George Thorn (Bank of America)\n10:30 am: BREAK\n11:00 am: Session 5: Philanthropy and the Black Church – A Necessary Collaborative with speaker\nDevin Murphy (The Bridgespan Group) and respondents Nicholas Pearce (Northwestern University)\,\nSidney Williams (Oikos Institute for Social Impact)\, & Audrey Price (Aspen Institute)\n12:30 pm: Closing Comments and Adjournment \n\nJoin the Center for the Church and the Black Experience and the Lake Institute for Faith & Giving as we explore contemporary philanthropy in a time of reckoning about race. Studies conducted over the past decade have revealed significant disparities in philanthropic funding along racial lines\, with white-led organizations receiving proportionately more dollars and larger grants than Black-led organizations. Yet there has been little attention\, amidst this reckoning\, to philanthropy’s relationship to Black religious institutions. \nThis inattention has not always been the case. More than thirty years ago\, the Council on Foundations convened scholars and philanthropic leaders in Washington\, D.C.\, for a conference focused on philanthropy’s relationship to the Black church in America\, and the energized grant programs of several major foundations that were seeking to build that relationship. What has happened in the three decades since? \nThis symposium will bring scholars and practitioners from both philanthropy and the Black church into conversation\, allowing us to learn from past chapters of engagement and dig into the challenges and opportunities for our own time. The event will be open to the public\, with registration required\, and will be held on the campus of 91PORN in Evanston\, Illinois. Keynote speakers include Dr. Robert Franklin of Emory University\, Rev. Debra Haggins of Hampton Ministers Conference\, and others.
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LOCATION:91PORN\, 2121 Sheridan Road\, Evanston\, IL\, 60201\, United States
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SUMMARY:Native Tea Making with Bonnie McKiernan
DESCRIPTION:In-person | Main 207 \nsustainGETS invites the Garrett community to learn about Native tea-making practices with Bonnie McKiernan of the Menominee Nation
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LOCATION:Main 207\, 2121 Sheridan Road\, Evanston\, IL\, United States
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SUMMARY:Exploring Faithful Vocations in Global Climate Justice Movements
DESCRIPTION:This event is co-sponsored by the Center for Ecological Regeneration and sustainGETS \nPlease join us for a lunch conversation with rev. abby mohaupt and Ms. Meryne Warah about their work at GreenFaith and exploring faithful vocations in Global Climate Justice Movements.  \nLunch will be served. Please rsvp to garam.han@garrett.edu no later than April 26th to be included in the food order. \nMeryne Warah is the Global Organizing Director for GreenFaith. Based in Nairobi\, Kenya\, she has worked with the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance to coordinate climate justice policy advocacy in eight African countries and the Interreligious Council of Kenya\, where she served as Programme Officer for Gender\, Environment\, and Climate Change. \nrev. abby mohaupt is the Director of Education for GreenFaith. abby previously coordinated GreenFaith’s and Drew Theological School’s Green Seminary Initiative\, and she coordinates GreenFaith’s relationships with seminaries across the United States. She holds Masters of Divinity and Masters of Theology degrees from McCormick Theological Seminary\, and is a Ph.D. candidate at Drew Theological School. She is ordained in the Presbyterian Church (USA)\, and lives in Chicago\, IL.
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ORGANIZER;CN="Center%20for%20Ecological%20Regeneration":MAILTO:timothy.eberhart@garrett.edu
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