Conteúdos de referência

POR Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity EM 30/06/2014

“Have you seen any progress?” This is a question most of us are asked in our work toward social change. It is asked of ourselves, asked by our funders or boards or others. And when we focus that question on racial justice, a source of ongoing discourse where one’s answer can signify our level of awareness and be taken as a testament of our own righteousness, it’s an even more weighted question.

por Funders for LGBTQ Issues em 23/08/2012

In 2007, Funders for LGBTQ Issues (Funders) launched its LGBTQ Racial Equity Campaign, a multi-year initiative to increase grantmaking to and strengthen lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) people of color (POC) organizations and communities.

POR IPEA EM 31/12/2011

A pauta principal deste número de Desafios do Desenvolvimento do Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada (Ipea) é a questão da igualdade racial. Uma série de artigos abordam os desafios históricos enfrentados pela população negra no Brasil e avanços nos indicadores socioeconômicos da população negra.

POR Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies EM 31/12/2007

What is a racial equity lews?

POR Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies EM 31/12/2004

In communities throughout the country, organizations are at work confronting persistent racism and promoting racial justice and improved race relations. They do not all employ the same approaches in this work. Too often, those employing different approaches work in isolation from each other

POR Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity/ mosaic consulting EM 31/12/2004

With support of the Ford Foundation, the Philanthropic Initiative for Racial Equity (PRE) and mosaic consulting embarked on an 18-month study into the ways select community organizations engage youth in confronting structural racism.