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With over 50 people joining us from across Australia and as far afield as Nepal, the U.K., and the U.S., to name a few, the …
With over 50 people joining us from across Australia and as far afield as Nepal, the U.K., and the U.S., to name a few, the …
There’s something special about this place. It’s easy to know why people have moved from all over Australia and the world to be here. The …
When I started working with community foundations in Australia, I assumed these organisations were ‘born’ from the communities they serve. However, I soon realised this …
For too long, the interaction between funders and grantees has been reduced to little more than a transactional exchange. Money flows one way, deliverables flow …
If this sounds like you, then read on! The opportunity The GFCF is inviting applications for the third cohort of the #ShiftThePower Fellows, an experimental …
The author is an Embassy Staff with a European country based in the Global South, and wishes to remain anonymous. Did you know that less …
In December 2023, 730 people from 77 countries met in Bogotá for the #ShiftThePower Global Summit. Participants represented the range of the civil society and funding …
The pandemic also saw funders who had previously shied away from social justice work become more amenable to funding these critical areas.
I came into the development sector as a very passionate person. That passion drove my career from the “entry-level” to various senior roles. I rose to eventually manage one of the international organisations (INGO) as its Country Director. In this role, I was responsible for all country operations. The role came with many privileges and a lot of status. It gave me access to high-level meetings not only in Tanzania where I am based, but also at the international level. From this, I got a lot of respect, status, and access to a luxurious life.
Musimbi Epillose The concept of #ShiftThePower is rapidly taking over the old development approaches. For a long time, grassroots organizations were placed behind the scenes …