by Borealis Communications | Jun 24, 2021 | Grantee News & Updates
This past April, Borealis Philanthropy’s Fund for Trans Generations (FTG) awarded $1.88 million in grants to 56 trans-led organizations across the United States. Established in 2016, FTG invests in trans-led organizing to support a future where transgender, gender...
by Borealis Communications | May 14, 2021 | Grantee News & Updates, News & Updates
The Fund for Trans Generations (FTG) is committed to providing rapid response funding to trans-led organizations responding to their community’s rising needs. We know that the COVID-19 pandemic, in particular, is still disproportionately impacting trans community,...
by Borealis Communications | May 4, 2021 | Grantee News & Updates, News & Updates
Please meet Carly Hare, Coalition Catalyst and National Director of CHANGE Philanthropy, and REP grantee partner. “I’m Carly Hare. I’m a citizen of the Pawnee nation of Oklahoma and a descendant of the Yankton Sioux community on my father’s side, and...
by Borealis Communications | Apr 27, 2021 | Grantee News & Updates
Today we meet with Ana Cecilia Peréz (she-her-ella), an independent consultant and change maker, and also a REACH grantee partner. Read on to hear Ana’s reflections on confronting racism within herself and developing a practice of courageous vulnerability. Read the...
by Borealis Communications | Apr 6, 2021 | Grantee News & Updates, News & Updates
What do boards have to do with racial equity? In this issue, we hear from Jim Taylor (Vice President of Leadership Initiatives) and Anne Wallestad (President & CEO) of BoardSource on key findings from the most recent Leading with Intent study, how they are...
by Borealis Communications | Apr 1, 2021 | Grantee News & Updates, News & Updates
“Our findings imply that platforms may be diverting desperately needed advertising dollars away from local news, and contributing to the nationalization of politics.” —Sean Fischer et. al Pandemic walls and the struggle for justice We are more than a year into the...
