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Thanks to everyone who joined our Black Philanthropy Month event "Afrofuturism in Philanthropy" Our panelists—Toya Randall, Luc Jasmine III, Marcus Trufant, and Vivian Phillips—shared incredible insights and hopes for the future. Catch the full convo: youtube.com/live/_OEvyDjCt…

As we gear up for the election, let’s tackle harmful narratives in our communities. By challenging misinformation and fostering honest discussions, we can build a more equitable democracy that supports Black communities. Learn more:: blackfuturewa.org/blackwellbeing

This #IndigenousPeoplesDay we're celebrating the power of Native artists who use their craft to inspire Native voters to participate in this election. Support, download, & share posters, signs, shirt designs & more. loom.ly/WRAIk2E Art: Paige Pettibon #NativesVote2024

“Grief is the price of love.” We honor Dr. Maxine Mimms, who joined the ancestors last week. A trailblazer, she uplifted Black people in Washington as an educator and founder of Evergreen State's Tacoma Campus and Mimms Academies. Her legacy inspires us all.

While the growing diversity among our civic leaders is a positive step, true community representation goes deeper. Relying on a few individuals risks tokenization and oversimplifies our experiences. Check out our Black Well-being report: blackfuturewa.org/blackwellbeing

The right to vote is a legacy of our civil rights ancestors, protected by today’s Black activists. As election season approaches, let’s honor their work by raising our voices and voting! Register now and be heard! 💪🏾❤️ sos.wa.gov/elections/vote… #GetOutTheVote #YourVoteMatters

We are excited to have joined Chanda Smith Baker on the podcast "Centering Conversations." Fund co-architect Andrea Caupain Sanderson discussed the need for black-led organizations to receive funding and support. youtube.com/watch?v=wCyXQ8…

Standing in solidarity with grassroots movements and truly centering the margins is critical to shifting the philanthropic paradigm. Check out this article exploring Philanthropy’s role with Social Movements: culturehack.io/issues/post-ca…

Philanthropy must engage in radical truth-telling about the origin of its wealth—often from Black labor—to address historical wrongs. We stand with iF, A Foundation for Radical Possibility advocating for Black healing through their recent report. nonprofitquarterly.org/cracks-in-the-…

🌟 Honoring Carl Maxey, a trailblazer for civil rights in WA! He was the first Black grad of GonzagaU Law and the first to pass the WA Bar Exam. As an attorney, he fought racial discrimination, and helped build a more equitable WA. #StandingOnTheirShoulders #BlackHistoryWA

The Courageous Giving Framework offers funders and donors a strategy to ensure that they are working in alignment with social justice movements, as they strive to build a just, multiracial democracy. Learn more about this critical strategy here: nonprofitquarterly.org/the-courageous…

It was an honor to sit down with Shama Shams for the From Passion to Purpose podcast! Fund Co-architect Andrea Caupain Sanderson discussed her leadership journey and the forces behind her unshakable commitment to service. Check out the episode today! open.spotify.com/episode/4eRTbI…

Paul Robeson said, “Artists are the gatekeepers of truth.” We celebrate Black artist-activists who use creativity to demand change, challenge stereotypes, and inspire resilience against oppression. #ArtAsActivism sohohouse.com/en-us/projects…

Black artists like Basquiat and Ringgold have profoundly impacted social change and driven civic engagement. As we work toward a liberated future, let’s prioritize the arts! See our Black Well-Being report for more Black-led solutions: blackfuturewa.org/blackwellbeing.

Honoring Reverend Percy “Happy” Watkins, a beloved civil rights activist, Spokane NAACP leader, and MLK March co-founder, who joined the ancestors at 82. Known for his annual recitation of Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, his legacy lives on. Rest in power, Reverend Watkins.

The idea of a government "for and by the people" is foundational, but we still have much work to do. To create a more equitable future, we must empower communities who’ve been marginalized to lead. blackfuturewa.org/blackwellbeing

We’re thrilled to announce our 2024 We See You grants! The Black Future Co-op Fund is awarding $2.6M to support the rest, healing, and liberation of 20 Black nonprofit leaders across Washington. We see you! For more info on the We See You grants visit: blackfuturewa.org/we-see-you-gra…

"Though the song has ended, the melody lingers on." Today, we honor the legendary Quincy Jones, who has joined the ancestors at age 91. His 70 year career earned him 28 Grammys & shaped American music. From Sinatra to Jackson, his influence endures. Rest in power, Quincy Jones.

Safety varies by community, but a diversity of approaches helps keep everyone safer. Rather than one-size-fits-all, true public safety empowers communities to share wisdom and collaborate. See our Black Well-being report: blackfuturewa.org/blackwellbeing…

Elon and Trump break up is so MESSY THE GIRLS ARE FIGHTING