The uprisings of this summer demanding justice for Black lives, the racial disparities in COVID-related deaths, and the Presidential election results affirm something we’ve long known to be true–white supremacy is a rampant crisis.
2020 By The Numbers
Responding to the Ongoing Crisis of White Supremacy
2019 By The Numbers
There’s so many ways to measure impact. Here are some numbers that capture some of the ripples of our work in 2019.
We changed our name. Here’s why.
The Amy Mandel and Katina Rodis Fund is now… THE TZEDEK SOCIAL JUSTICE FUND! Dear friends, As you know, we’ve been on a journey over the last several years. Deep internal reflection…
A Founder’s Reflections on Pausing and Transitioning
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this blog post implied that Tamiko Ambrose-Murray and Beth Trigg led a deep process of internal work at the Center for Participatory Change. In reality, that work…
The Master’s Tools Will Never Dismantle Philanthropy
By Marsha Davis During our “pause for the cause,” AMKRF has entered a time of organizational reflection and analysis building. As a part of our work, we are sharing reflections about what…
White Women Doing White Supremacy in Nonprofit Culture
By Heather Laine Talley During our “pause for the cause,” AMKRF has entered a time of organizational reflection and analysis building. As a part of our work, we are sharing reflections about…
Liberation from the Inside Out
By Lindsay Majer I imagine our pause for the cause has looked like an eleven-month vacation. We did not welcome a new cohort of Fellows. We haven’t hosted lunch and learns or…
Building a Shared Analysis
While our community-based research unfolds, AMKRF is building a shared analysis. What is a shared analysis and what does building a shared analysis look like? Through individual reflection, staff dialogue, and deep…