探索科罗拉多州丹佛市艺术和文化非营利组织对多样性、公平性和包容性实践的需求

IF 0.7 Q3 SOCIAL ISSUES Foundation Review Pub Date : 2021-03-01 DOI:10.9707/1944-5660.1550
C. McClelland
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本文总结了对其中10家非营利组织领导人的调查结果,并在对北美其他艺术组织多样性努力的文献综述的背景下进行了讨论。根据这些发现,作者建议,艺术资助者可以通过建立领域、支持多样化的劳动力和衡量进展,最有效地支持非营利组织的DEI工作。这篇文章确定了关键的战略和共同创造,并强调了工作中的经验教训随着慈善事业日益全球化,了解资助机构在不同文化中的差异是很重要的。中国的基金会在21世纪蓬勃发展,并出现了实证研究来解决它们的活动和与政府的关系。然而,对它们的发展和运作进行综合评价的研究却很少。因此,我们往往缺乏对这些组织与国家和社会互动的背景的了解。本文探讨了中国基金会在三个时期的历史。在这三个时期内,它还审查了海外基金会及其在中国的代表处。讨论涵盖了每个阶段法律、政治和经济环境方面的规范性和情境化基金会运作。这篇文章有助于读者理解和解读中国基金会的研究结果,并为在中国工作或将在中国基金会工作的从业者提供实用信息。有计划的实践社区可以成为创造和传播知识的有效手段。本文探讨了资助者可以在多大程度上发起CoPs,并介绍了McKnight基金会合作作物研究计划从长期承诺中吸取的经验教训和取得的成果。这篇文章表明,资助者可以发起、支持和参与由受赠人组成的CoP,从而成功地分享和创造知识。这些因素包括在召集和便利方面的长期投资,以及放弃对结果的一些控制。研究表明,McKnight计划的实践社区为非洲和安第斯地区的各种行为者提供了一个空间,通过社会学习发展与粮食系统研究和行动相关的适应能力。得到充分支持和便利的CoPs提供了一种很有前景的方法。这项努力旨在通过建立一个基础广泛的州联盟,并采用三管齐下的方法来降低密苏里州的未参保率:提高认识和外联、入学援助和提高健康素养。在ECI的时间范围内,没有保险的密苏里人的比率降至9%。联盟成员指出了合作的价值、获得专业知识的机会、该倡议的因地制宜的方法,以及在支持实施复杂的联邦政策的努力中保持政治中立的立场。本文探讨了该倡议的经验教训和遗产,并为其他希望支持提高医疗保险覆盖率的资助者分享了关键见解。
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Exploring Needs for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Practices in Arts and Culture Nonprofits in Denver, Colorado
This article summarizes the findings of a survey of leaders from 10 of these nonprofits and discusses them within the context of a review of literature on diversity efforts among other arts organizations in North America. Drawing from these findings, the authors recommend that arts grantmakers can most effectively support nonprofits in their DEI work through building the field, supporting a diverse workforce, and measuring progress. article identifies key strategic and co-creation also highlights lessons learned for working As philanthropy becomes increasingly globalized, it is important to understand how funding institutions vary across cultures. Chinese foundations flourished in the 21st century, and empirical studies emerged to address their activities and relations with the government. Yet there has been little research synthetically reviewing their development and operation. As a result, we often lack the knowledge of the context in which these organizations interact with state and society. This article explores the history of Chinese foundations across three time periods. Within those three periods, it also examines overseas foundations and their representative offices in China. The discussion covers the normative and contextualized foundation operations in regard to the legal, political, and economic environment during each phase. This article helps readers understand and interpret findings from research on Chinese foundations, and provides practical information to practitioners who work, or will work, for or with foundations in China. Planned communities of practice can be an effective means to create and spread knowledge. This article explores the degree to which CoPs can be initiated by funders, and presents the lessons learned and outcomes achieved from long-term commitments by the McKnight Foundation’s Collaborative Crop Research Program. This article shows that a funder can initiate, support, and participate in a CoP comprised of its grantees, which can succeed in sharing and creating knowledge. Factors include long-term investment in convenings and facilitation, as well as relinquishing some control over outcomes. Research shows that the McKnight program’s communities of practice have provided a space for various actors in Africa and the Andes region to develop adaptive capacity related to food system research and action through social learning. Well-supported and facilitated CoPs offer a promising approach. effort sought to reduce Missouri’s uninsured rate by developing a broad-based state coalition and employing a three-pronged approach: awareness building and outreach, enrollment assistance, and increasing health literacy. The rate of uninsured Missourians dropped to 9% during the ECI’s time frame. Coalition members pointed to the value of collaboration, access to expertise, the locally tailored approach of the initiative, and the maintenance of a politically neutral stance in the effort to support implementation of a complex federal policy. This article explores the initiative’s lessons and legacy, and shares key insights for other funders looking to support efforts to advance health care coverage.
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