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In a Philea piece, Jim Cooke reflects on five years of the UK’s Funders Collaborative Hub, and points out what enables or hinders effective funder collaboration and how shared infrastructure can help turn collaboration into lasting impact.

Tue Feb 03 2026 Read More

WINGS offers a preview of its "Philanthropy Trends in Latin America and the Caribbean 2025" report, highlighting eight trends that illustrate how philanthropic practice, power, and priorities are shifting across the region. The analysis reveals how funders are adapting to changing political and economic contexts while working to shift power dynamics.

Tue Feb 03 2026 Read More

This new brief by TAI alumna Florencia Guerzovich documents how Accountability Lab responded in practice during 2025 following Democracy, Rights and Governance aid cuts. It captures a set of choices made under constraint—about where to act, how to stay connected, and what capacities mattered most when familiar assumptions no longer held.

Tue Feb 03 2026 Read More

The Mott Foundation is celebrating 100 years of impact, including significant contributions to strengthening civil society infrastructure and civic space worldwide. The foundation's centennial provides an opportunity to reflect on the evolution of strategic philanthropy and its role in supporting democratic institutions.

Tue Feb 03 2026 Read More

The Alternative Resourcing for Change and Solidarity Roundtable has launched its website as a space where leaders, funders, advocates, and partners can share new ideas about resourcing social justice and human rights organizations and co-create a new vision for the sector's future.

Tue Jan 27 2026 Read More

India's private philanthropy reached INR 16 billion ($177 million) in the 2024 financial year and is projected to grow at 10-12 percent annually, a fivefold increase over the past decade. However, Ami Misra and Mahima Sharda argue that without a strong support system, this generosity risks falling short of its potential. The giving infrastructure in India remains fragmented and under-invested, missing out on its potential.

Tue Jan 27 2026 Read More
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