The Inclusive Philanthropy Institute strives to train 40,000 advancement professionals across the nation who not only possess the vision of a better and more equitable world, but who embody the strength and will of our predecessors in DEI.
The movement toward inclusive philanthropy demands an advancement workforce that not only reflects the communities we serve, but is educated in historical context, is equipped with cultural competency and is keenly aware of their own intrinsic biases in their work.
“Inclusive philanthropy is an emerging trend in the advancement field that challenges and disrupts the status quo. It is a key practice that critically examines economic and philanthropic disparities and histories among racial, ethnic, and immigrant groups. It also seeks systems change to support areas of need, with philanthropy as the primary catalyst.”
-Maia McGill
Founder and CEO, Inclusive Philanthropy Institute
