ENEWS – February/March 2022

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“The best way to predict your future is to create it.”
~ Abraham Lincoln

Social Impact: “Inside Look”

See all the meaningful civic engagement happening at the Kennedy Center through the arts.

Philanthropic Harm: How “Doing Good” Can Go Bad

An honest discussion of philanthropy’s potential dangers.

The Big Dream

50 artists from 50 countries, portraying 500 dreams from all over the world in one epic video!

Goldman Sachs Foundation to Donate Up to $250,000 to 50 Black Women-Led Nonprofits

The bank’s One Million Black Women project seeks to improve the lives of at least a million Black women by 2030.

Giving to Community Colleges and HBCUs Soared Last Year

An encouraging wave of support for higher education.

Creating a Culture of Civic Participation with Dr. John B. King Jr., former U.S. Secretary of Education

An “In the Margins” podcast episode

What Is the State of Civics Today?

An interview with Janet Tran, Director of the Center for Civics, Education, and Opportunity at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Foundation.

The Philanthropy 50

An analytical report on America’s biggest donors in 2021.

The Unknown Connection Between Black and Jewish Communities in America

Part 1 of an important video series from Unpacked, a division of OpenDor Media.

International Women of Courage Awards – 2022

“Now in its 16th year, the Secretary of State’s International Women of Courage (IWOC) Award recognizes women from around the globe who have demonstrated exceptional courage, strength, and leadership”

Decades Later, Institutional Segregation Lives on in Bethesda

But so does the courageous legacy of Leo Bernstein in standing AGAINST segregation.

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