(September 11, 2020) Working from home has thrown a wrench into the code-switching so many Black people have to engage in to manage even the most supportive work environments. Laura Morgan Roberts is global scholar. Having written widely on strength-based professional development, and workplace equity and inclusion, she knows workplace culture and specific words for it. … [Read more...] about Working from home while Black
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Blackbaud Data Breach: U.S. Donor Sues, could the same happen in Canada?
(September 9) A U.S. donor is suing software giant Blackbaud after receiving notices from two of the charities affected by a recent Blackbaud data breach where it had to pay cyber attackers a ransom to regain control of their NetCommunity and RaisersEdge platforms, The NonProfit Times is reporting in Blackbaud Faces Class Action Lawsuit After Data Breach. “The … [Read more...] about Blackbaud Data Breach: U.S. Donor Sues, could the same happen in Canada?
Mark Zuckerberg makes a $300 million donation to shore up an electoral system he helped demolish
(September 8) In its Gifts Round-up on September 8, The Chronicle of Philanthropy reported, without irony or context that Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Donate $300 Million for Voting Security. The pledged gift will come from the Chan Zuckerberg Donor Advised Fund at Silicon Valley Community Foundation, $250 million of it will provide grants to local election … [Read more...] about Mark Zuckerberg makes a $300 million donation to shore up an electoral system he helped demolish
LEAF expresses solidarity with the family of Regis Korchinski-Paquet
(August 27, 2020) According to a statement it released in solidarity with the family, the Women's Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF) is calling for a “fair, independent and open investigation that answers questions about the circumstances surrounding Regis Korchinski-Paquet’s death, including the police’s role and conduct at the scene.” Yesterday, Ontario's Special … [Read more...] about LEAF expresses solidarity with the family of Regis Korchinski-Paquet
Money for Justice: ACLU leader talks about equity expenditure
(July 23, 2020) Anthony Romero has been the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union since 2001, having come to his post seven days before 9/11. In recently penned an article for The Chronicle of Philanthropy to address the spending issues raised by the "$2 billion in racial equity pledges and commitments since May 25, 2020," as reported byThe Associated … [Read more...] about Money for Justice: ACLU leader talks about equity expenditure