Article (Repost): Advancing Justice Collaboratively: Borealis Philanthropy’s 11 Years of Cross-Movement Funding

“The intersectional approach rooted in how communities actually live outside of silos is what’s going to get us to a more liberatory future. I’m intersectional, and so are our movements, and that’s how we need to evolve.” – Sadé Dozan

An article published by NCRP, Advancing Justice Collaboratively: Borealis Philanthropy’s 11 Years of Cross-Movement Funding, highlights our Borealis’ work and approach to community accountability, with a special highlight on the approach of our Disability Inclusion Fund (DIF).

We’re proud to employ practices that seek to break down silos, let communities decide where money goes, and ensure that the grassroots frontlines have flexible, accessible, long-term support. 

Read NCRP’s article here and connect with us for information on how you can partner with Borealis Philanthropy here.