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In today’s Race + Power newsletter, we look at how advocates and nonprofits respond to inequity. First, in the face of direct attacks, nonprofit advocates are using a variety of methods to support immigrant children ([link removed]) and their families.

Next, a longtime leader in antiracist organizing considers the past, present, and future of organizing white men ([link removed]) to support racial equity and justice.

Then, trust-based philanthropy has gained traction over the years, but how can philanthropy operate as an effective part of social justice movements ([link removed]) —beyond providing grants to movement nonprofits?

Finally, join us on March 27 at 2:00 pm ET ([link removed]) for a timely webinar on how organizations can partner to respond to threats and meet community needs. In 2025, understanding your strategic options—from program collaborations to full mergers—is essential for nonprofit resilience.
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Protecting Children of Immigrant Families: Nonprofit Advocate Responses ([link removed])
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“We know that for children in immigrant families, what they’re experiencing at this moment is a sense of uncertainty.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Organizing White Men for Social Justice: Let’s Build ([link removed])
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How Foundations Can Co-Create Movement Infrastructure ([link removed])
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The Power of Partnership: Protecting Communities and Essential Programming through Partnerships & Mergers ([link removed])
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Linking arms organizationally to respond to threats and better meet constituent needs has never been more urgent for justice-committed nonprofits. In 2025, strategic partnerships—and in some cases, mergers—will be essential strategies for nonprofit survival and impact. Join us on March 27 at 2:00 pm ET for a session led by partnerships and mergers expert Michael Anderson, and take advantage of early bird registration until March 21. Register here... ([link removed])

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