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This week’s Leadership newsletter is all about leadership through liberatory practices. First, Cyndi Suarez provides an “Introduction to Power” including a discussion of how power is enacted and key distinctions between supremacist and liberatory power. Next, Suarez reports back from this year’s Association of Black Foundation Executives conference, where the concept of liberatory leadership is taking form and transforming the sector towards a more expansive, more ambitious future for all. Suarez informs her development of this concept through her work from her book, The Power Manual, of which we feature insights in the next piece. Finally, we share our call for pitches on “Going Pro-Black,” where we invite you to write for us on the kinds of liberatory, pro-Black leadership your organization is practicing or that you wish to see in the world.
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We all want power. The power to attract what we want, avoid what we don’t want, and create what we want to see in the world. But what is power, and how do we get it? Read more…
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The concept of liberatory leadership is rapidly emerging and transforming the sector. Its overarching message: fund dreaming, not just established organizations. Read more…
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It’s time to recognize magical thinking as a liberatory leadership style. Read more…
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Accompanying the launch of our Racial Justice Magazine Issue on “Building Pro-Black Organizations,” NPQ announces a call for pitches. Please send us your ideas for building pro-Black systems in the nonprofit sector and beyond. Read more…
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