Democracy and Philanthropy in These Times
What do attacks on trans rights have to do with voting rights for Black communities? How is birthright citizenship linked to the unfinished work of Reconstruction and equality under the law? And why are laws and practices protecting reproductive justice central to all of it?
These aren’t just academic questions—they’re the battle lines of our time. Authoritarian forces are working in lockstep to strip away rights, divide communities, and erode democracy itself. But civil society and communities on the frontlines know: our fights are connected, and so are our solutions.
Join us for a high-stakes conversation with LaTosha Brown (Black Voters Matter), Eric K. Ward (Race Forward), and Ken Chapman (Democratizing Justice Initiative) as they break down the urgent threats we face—and what philanthropy can do right now to support communities under attack. This is not just about resisting; it’s about building power, forging solidarity, and organizing for a future where an inclusive and multiracial democracy thrives.
Don’t just watch history unfold—be part of shaping it.
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