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Greeting, readers! This week’s Leadership newsletter takes a look at examples of what being a leader can look like in our sector. First, Ashley Marshall explores the idea of coleading as an act of positive subversion. Then, our own Steve Dubb interviews john a. powell about the concept of achieving “belonging” without giving in to the sometimes-reflexive desire to designate another group as “others.” Then, NPQ staff writer Rebekah Barber interviews Kevin McCracken, executive director of The Last Mile, a nonprofit that’s teaching coding and other job-centric skills to incarcerated people in an effort to improve their prospects and outcomes as they come out of prison. Finally, we once again invite you to attend our upcoming webinar on August 1, Hidden Gems: Actionable Lessons from The Untold Stories of Black Philanthropists.


Coleading as an Act of Rebellion

 
“Coleadership is not a one-time conversation but a continuous conversation.” Read more…
 
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How to Achieve Belonging without Othering: A Conversation with john a. powell

 
“Can we create a world where there is belonging without othering? That’s never been in large measure attempted. And it is exactly what is needed right now.”  Read more…
 
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Education, Not Incarceration: An Interview with Kevin McCracken

 
The Last Mile, a California-based nonprofit, provides incarcerated individuals with the training and skills to better prepare them to survive and thrive once released in an effort to combat recidivism. Read more…
 
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As we celebrate Black Philanthropy Month, we invite you to join us in honoring the rich legacy and vibrant future of African-descent giving. Philanthropy has always been a fundamental part of the Black experience throughout the African Diaspora, and this enlightening session explores the historical and current impact of Black philanthropists on our communities and society at large. Together, we’ll uncover the untold stories of Black philanthropists across time and space, revealing powerful lessons about resilience, innovation, and the transformative power of collective action. Register for the webinar here…
 
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