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International Fellows Program Alumni Publications

For over three decades, alumni of the Center’s International Fellows Program (IFP) have published a wide-ranging body of research in the field of philanthropy and civil society generally and community philanthropy specifically.  In many cases, their publications build on research conducted at the Center during their tenure as International Fellows.  (A selection of their IFP […]

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Protected: IFP Program Materials (Password required)

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Trends in Civic Tech: new opportunities to enhance community engagement?

Though the terminology may vary, more and more funders, investors and practitioners have joined this emerging “civic tech” field. The purpose of my research is to enhance civic engagement within the community thanks in part to the use of many open-sources tools that can be easily adopted by citizens and NPOs. Have you used open source […]

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Powerful sharing @ Center on Philantropy and Civil Society

(from sx: Shani Horowitz-Rosen, Mariane Maier Nunes, Federica Corda, Barbara Leopold, Ruta Dimanta, Robert Edgar, Myrna Gimena Cacho) It has already been 2 weeks since our program at the Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society started and  the emotion to be part of this group is so special, it is not easy to describe in […]

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The 2017 International Fellows are here! 

The Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society at The Graduate Center of The City University of New York (New York City) is pleased to welcome five International Fellows to our professional development program. The Fellows bring a depth of practical and theoretical knowledge on philanthropy and a variety of perspectives to the program. In addition […]

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IFP Alumna Rita Thapa (SIFP 2015) has been appointed as the new Chair of the GFCF

Rita Thapa is an IFP Alumna (SIFP 2015), and she has been appointed as the new Chair of the Global Fund for Community Foundations! Congratulations!    

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