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Social Justice Toolkit Helps Foundations Assess Own Progress on Equity Goals

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From NCRP’s “Power Moves” website.

“The philanthropic sector’s growing urgency to tackle inequities…offers strong motivation to take stock,” notes the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy (NCRP) in its new publication, “Power Moves: Your essential philanthropy assessment guide for equit....” There are, of course, many positive examples of philanthropic action to address inequality. NCRP highlights a few of these, including...

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