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Subject PEAK Weekly
Date February 19, 2021 4:29 PM
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Responsive, values-driven grantmaking strategies for emergencies.  Spring workshop series. Welcomes. Trending on CONNECT. Weekly reads. 

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** INSIGHT
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** When Disaster Strikes: Responsive, values-driven grantmaking strategies for emergencies
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Guided by a disaster strategy which is anchored in equity, resiliency, and sustainability, the Greater New Orleans Foundation was able to quickly rally in response to the COVID-19 crisis.
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** Welcome, Chantias and Jesse!
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This week, we are thrilled to announce two new members of the PEAK staff: Chantias Ford ([link removed]) , as Community Knowledge Manager, and Jesse Rhodes ([link removed]) , as Communications Manager and Editor.


** SPRING WORKSHOP SERIES
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** Narrowing the Power Gap and Implementing Flexible Practices
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Announcing a three-part workshop:
Join us on March 17, 24 and 31 for a pre-conference "deep dive" to help you lead change and sustain flexibility in your grantmaking processes.

Our thanks to Foundant ([link removed]) for sponsoring this program!

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** Upcoming Events
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February 24
MEMBER WEBINAR
Community Conversation | Meeting the Moment of a Democracy in Crisis ([link removed])

February 24
CHAPTER WEBINAR
Coffee Power Hour: Adaptation (PEAK Southeast) ([link removed])

March 10
CHAPTER WEBINAR
Coffee Hour: Share your "hacks"! (PEAK Southern California) ([link removed])

March 11
CHAPTER WEBINAR
Common Legal Issues for Private Foundations (PEAK Mideast, Midwest, Southwest) ([link removed])

March 11
WEBINAR SERIES
Spring Workshop Series | Narrowing the Power Gap and Implementing Flexible Practices ([link removed])

March 11
CHAPTER WEBINAR
Transition to ACH Payments: Implementation Tips & Lessons Learned (PEAK Florida) ([link removed])

May 4-13
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
PEAK2021 Online ([link removed])

ALL EVENTS > ([link removed])
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** Celebrate 25 years of community with us!
Support PEAK through a sponsorship.
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In 2021, we have many plans in store for connecting, convening, sharing, and celebrating, and we'd love your support!

Explore the array of sponsorship opportunities in our 2021 Sponsor & Exhibitor Guide ([link removed]) – from PEAK2021 Online, to our 25th Anniversary programming, to organization support. Contact Clare Larson (mailto:[email protected]?subject=PEAK%20Sponsorships) to learn more.

Commitment Deadline: March 1

Join this week’s trending conversations:
* Paying community advisor stipends ([link removed])
* Prohibiting grants to hate groups ([link removed])
* Video applications and reporting ([link removed])

Help a colleague out by sharing your advice:
* Conflict of Interest policies ([link removed])
* Grant agreements and reporting/payment structures for multi-year grants ([link removed])
* Pulling grant data to your website ([link removed])

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** Weekly Reads
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“It is important to not rush the process between resistance and rebuilding. We can’t afford to skip steps, especially if we work alongside with or on behalf of people who experienced direct trauma related to the policies and rhetoric of the past four years. These conversations are important ones to have at every level, including within our organizations and movements.” [more] ([link removed])
– Deepa Iyer, Building Movement Project

“For decades, social entrepreneurs—predominantly white, heterosexual, cisgender men – have forced their own solutions onto Indigenous communities. [...] To solve the most pressing issues for Indigenous communities – and for the world at large – power and autonomy must be given to Indigenous people themselves." [more] ([link removed])
– Nick Tilden, NDN Collective, in Stanford Social Innovation Review

"The lessons we learned this past year from COVID-19, the economic crisis, the racial reckoning and clarity about anti-Blackness, anti-Asian hostility (which stems from anti-Blackness), and the erosion of democracy are paid with blood. Let’s truly make cents out of the senseless by ensuring that our philanthropic responses are worth their weight in gold." [more] ([link removed])
– Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy

"Foundations: You recognize what we’re up against and what we’re solving for. You see first-hand the critical support services we offer. And most importantly, you know us. [...] And it is because of our closeness and longstanding relationships that I’m leaning on the foundation community to release your nonprofit partners from the tight grip of applications, reporting, marketing requests, required trainings, and cohort models – from this moment and until the world regains its sanity. To put it bluntly: Nobody has time for that.” [more] ([link removed])
– Jami Duffy, Youth on Record, in Nonprofit Quarterly

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