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022 - Your Guide to Partnering with Young People in Philanthropy, with Dr. Kimberlin Butler artwork

022 - Your Guide to Partnering with Young People in Philanthropy, with Dr. Kimberlin Butler

Black Philanthropy: Our Stories
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Dr. Kimberlin Butler, Founder & Chief Possibility Catalyst of The L.E.A.D Agency, certified impact philanthropy advisor, and creator of Youth-Possible Philanthropy® shares why young people are essential partners in systems change, philanthropic leadership, and community investment, and how intentional listening strengthens equitable grantmaking. Butler challenges the youth as tokens model prevalent in many philanthropic spaces arguing that partnering with young people is obligatory if philanthropy is going to fulfill its promise of transformation. ***New Episodes Released Every Wednesday Resources courtesy of Dr. Butler Engaging Youth in Philanthropic Practice: Field-Building Strategies and the Promise of Youth-Possible Philanthropy® (The Foundation Review, Volume 17, Issue 1) Power Shared, Possibility Realized: Youth-Possible Philanthropy® (Grantmakers for Effective Organizations) Stay Connected Follow Black Philanthropy: Our Stories on Linkedin, Instagram, Youtube, and Facebook. Sign up for our podcast newsletter Donate to support this episode of black-female led storytelling Produced by: Simuel + Murray, MWBE Certified

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