Leading, learning and letting go: PSJP’s journey
Chandrika Sahai At Philanthropy for Social Justice and Peace (PSJP) our goal has been to centre the normative values of ...
Philanthropy that transforms
We fund marginalized groups because we believe that is the way to strengthen access to rights. We see democracy as ...
From the road to Bogotá to continuing the dance of the revolution in sustaining ourselves and nurturing our movements
Burn-out is not an isolated issue but one that affects many across social movement. Collective care involves a commitment to ...
Measuring community wellbeing; beyond numbers and donor agendas
If we want the people to be resilient, how can we build a vision of evaluating that based on well-being? ...
A call for proposals, but only if you are from the “right part” of the world
Studying the ways in which aid remains restricted has been the progressive discovery of how little we still understand the ...
Tied Aid: A development challenge that refuses to go away.
At this time, when governments of developing nations are increasingly skeptical of foreign funding, barriers imposed by the donor countries ...
To my feminist siblings, there is a funding crisis in feminist activism.
When the sector talks about donor fatigue or donors saying they don’t see where the money is going. Well, only ...
Pelo fim das regras de financiamento discriminatórias contra a sociedade civil do Sul Global!
Prezados membros do Comitê de Ajuda ao Desenvolvimento (CAD) da Organização para a Cooperação e o Desenvolvimento Econômico (OCDE), Nós ...
Too Southern To Be Funded: Open Letter to the OECD DAC and an Urgent Call for End Discriminatory Funding Against Global South CSOs.
For a long time, details governing the flow of resources from OECD DAC members to Global South CSOs have been ...
Community as leader – community as process
A poem by Sugarbird: When all the acronyms fade away and the jargon moves to the periphery All that remains ...
