| March 2009 - A Funders Tour to Cultivate a Healthier Central Valley - California |
| | Meet diverse grassroots, community-based organizations leading innovation and change and discover investment opportunities in the fastest growing region in the state. |
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| February 2009 HIP-COF Transnational Study Tour |
| | You are invited to join the Council on Foundations and Hispanics in Philanthropy for a transformative experience of communities across borders. This study tour is the first in a series of unique tours for grantmakers focusing on transnational communities in the United States and Latin America. These tours are designed for philanthropic leaders and intended to spark a dialogue among philanthropic leaders to increase understanding of the complex dynamics of emigration/immigration by taking an up-close look at several transnational communities. |
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| December 2008 – Funders’ Collaborative New York Site Convening |
| | Date: Monday, December 1, 2008Time: 9am – 2pmLocation: Open Society Institute 400 West 59th Street New York, NY 10019 |
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| November 2008 - Funders Collaborative Connecticut Site Convening |
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Date: Monday, November 10, 2008Time: 8:30am – 1:30pm: Convening 1:30pm – 3:30pm: Meeting with the Connecticut Latino Leadership CouncilLocation: The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving |
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| November 2008 - HIP hosts The Next Four Years - What’s in store for migrant children featuring Sonia Nazario |
| | The Next Four Years: What’s in store for migrant children?
A moderated panel including representatives from foundations and organizations advocating on behalf of migrant children.
Featuring:
Sonia Nazario, Pulitzer Prize WinnerAuthor of Enrique’s Journey |
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| November 2008 - Diana Campoamor and Luz Vega-Marquis on philanthropy and the new political landscape - |
| | In the last decade, the growth in philanthropy has provided a high profile platform for the mega-rich, venture capitalists and former presidents to articulate their vision for a better world. How is this changing the lives of Americans living on the margins? Will the new administration help or hinder a vision of social change? |
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| November 2008 - HIP Celebrates 25 Years - San Francisco |
| | Joins HIP as we celebrate Latino givers who embody the spirit of philanthropy in our community.
GiversAlcario and Carmen Castellano Castellano Family FoundationCelia Torres, 1936-2004Latina leader, philanthropist, and giver par excellence
LeadersDouglas X. Patiño C.S. Mott Foundation, The California Wellness Foundation
Janice PetrovichChair, HIP Board, 1998-2001Aida RodríguezNew School University
FoundersLuz Vega-MarquisPresident & CEO, Marguerite Casey FoundationHerman GallegosRetired Corporate and Foundation DirectorElisa ArévaloVice President, Wells Fargo Bank
Speakers
Markos Moulitsas ZúnigaFounder and Publisher of Daily Kos
Sonia NazarioPulitzer Prize Winner for Feature Writing and author of Enrique’s Journey |
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| October 2008- Second Grantee Workshop in Argentina |
| | HIP held its second workshop for grantees in Argentina on October 31, 2008 at the Hotel Internacional in Mendoza. During the workshop, representatives from Fundación Pedro Antonio Marzano and the Asociación Mutual de Empleos y Gestión Solidarios received training on international product distribution pratices and export marketing. |
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| July 2008 - Colorado Applicant Information Session |
| | Colorado Applicant Information SessionJuly 28 and 29
Two optional applicant information sessions will take place to inform potential applicants about the initiative and how to apply, and to answer questions. Both will take place via conference call; one will in the middle of the day and one later in the evening to try to accommodate everyone’s schedules. |
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| June 2008 - Washington DC site Convening |
| | Date: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 Location: at the Center for Nonprofit Advancement (CNA) Time: 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Please RSVP by Wednesday, June 18, 2008 | Click here to register |
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| July 2008 Philadelphia Applicant Information Sessions |
| | Two applicant information sessions will take place to inform potential applicants about the initiative and how to apply, and to answer questions. One will take place in Philadelphia , and the other by conference call, particularly for the convenience of those applicants located outside Philadelphia.
You may attend either one of these; please RSVP by Wednesday, July 2, 2008. |
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| June 2008 - Funders briefing - Nuestros Hijos Initiative - New York |
| | In commemoration of 25 years of increasing resources for Latino communities in the U.S. and Latin America, HIP is launching a new campaign – Nuestros Hijos/Our Children: an Initiative for Children across Borders.
The campaign focuses on the issues faced by Latino children and families whose lives and challenges cross national boundaries, including unaccompanied children detained and often abused at the borders, the trafficking of children, and children and families separated by current immigration policies. First Lady Zavala and Mr. LaMarche launched HIP's initiative in May 2008 as they shared their perspectives on these issues, framing a series of 25th anniversary events that will be held in 2008 and 2009. |
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| May 2008 Northern California Applicant Information Sessions |
| | Two optional applicant information sessions will take place to inform previously selected applicants about the Northern California site of the Funders’ Collaborative for Strong Latino Communities and how to apply, as well as to answer questions. Both will take place at the Headquarters of Hispanics in Philanthropy in San Francisco. You may attend either session—they will have the same format. Please RSVP by clicking the appropriate link. |
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| May 2008 Southern California Applicant Information Sessions |
| | Two optional applicant information sessions will take place to inform applicants about the Southern California site of the Funders’ Collaborative for Strong Latino Communities and how to apply, as well as to answer questions. Both will take place via conference call. You may attend either session—they will have the same format. Please RSVP by clicking the appropriate link. |
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| April-May 2008 - Funders Collaborative New York Applicant Information Sessions |
| | Applicant Information Sessions on April 28, 2008 (New York City all boroughs), April 29, 2008 (Westchester) and May 2, 2008 (Long Island) will be offered to Latino nonprofits who are invited to submit proposals. Directions to the venues will be included in the RFP. This is an opportunity for you to learn about the Funders’ Collaborative grant opportunity and to have specific questions answered. We have limited space so please RSVP by Monday, April 21, 2008 by clicking one of the following links. |
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| May 2008 - HIP inaugurates its 25th anniversary celebration |
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In commemoration of 25 years of increasing resources for Latino communities in the U.S. and Latin America, HIP is launching a new campaign – Nuestros Hijos/Our Children: an Initiative for Children across Borders.
The campaign focuses on the issues faced by Latino children and families whose lives and challenges cross national boundaries, including unaccompanied children detained and often abused at the borders, the trafficking of children, and children and families separated by current immigration policies. First Lady Zavala and Mr. LaMarche launched HIP's initiative in May 2008 as they shared their perspectives on these issues, framing a series of 25th anniversary events that will be held in 2008 and 2009. |
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| May 2008 - Film Screening in National Harbor |
| | Join Grantmakers in Film + Electronic Media and Hispanics in Philanthropy for the screening of Made in L.A. and ¡Salud! at the COF conference on May 3rd and May 5th.
See you in National Harbor, MD!
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| February 2008 - Solutions NOW - A dialogue on education in the Hispanic community - Puerto Rico |
| | Solutions NOW: a dialogue on meeting the educational challenges of Hispanic students
At a time when Hispanic students across the country face a growing achievement gap and experience high drop out rates and challenging financial pictures— 53% of Latino high school students graduate and fewer than 5% of Latino students are meeting the English proficiency goal—funders from across the Americas come together for a dialogue about best practices and solutions.
Join philanthropic leaders from W.K. Kellogg Foundation, ENLACE (Engaging Latino Communities in Education), Ford Foundation, Open Society Institute, and a number of others in this dynamic conversation.
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| February 2008 - HIP Nor Cal Membership Event |
| | The Northern California Hispanics In Philanthropy invites you to a networking and briefing event featuring Russlynn Ali, Executive Director of the Education Trust-West |
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| February 2008 - Washington DC Applicant Information Session |
| | Washington, DC Applicant Information Session
Applicant Information Sessions on February 13, 2008 and February 15, 2008 (see below for times and locations). This workshop is specifically for organizations that have been invited to submit proposals. This is an opportunity for you to learn about the Funders’ Collaborative grant opportunity and to have specific questions answered. Please RSVP by Friday, February 8, 2008 by clicking one of the following links: |
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| January 2008 - The Current State of Latino Communities in New York and the Role of Philanthropy |
| | This event will include a networking breakfast followed by a panel discussion. After a welcome by NYRAG Chair Vincent Stehle, Diana Correa, the new Director of the New York office of Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) will open the event. A brief statistical overview will follow on the state of the Latino communities in the New York region, presented by HIP member and Professor Aida Rodriguez, The New School. Members of the panel will discuss their experiences funding in the Latino communities in the New York region. |
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| December 2007 - Holiday Party - Washington DC |
| | DC Philanthropy Holiday Party
WHEN: Tuesday, December 18 from 5:30-8 pmWHERE: Chef Geoff’s Wine Room at 13th Street NW, (Between E & F)WHAT: Delicious food, drinks, conversation, and philanthropy resourcesWHO: You of course, along with event sponsors! |
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| December 2007 - Southern California Holiday Party - Los Angeles |
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Leadership RecognitionandHoliday Reception
honoring members of Foundation Trustees, CEOs and VPs
hosted by Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP)Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP)Grantmakers Concerned with Immigrants and RefugeesHispanics in Philanthropy (HIP)Southern California Blacks in Philanthropy |
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| December 2007 - HIP.AAPIP.EPIP Holiday Party - San Francisco |
| | Asian American / Pacific Islanders in Phialnthropy (AAPIP)Bay Area Blacks in Philanthropy (BABIP)Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP)Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP)
host a joint Holiday Party!
Tuesday, December 11, 20074:30 - 6:30Varnish77 Natoma StreetSan Francisco, CA 94105
Click here to view the save-the-date: /downloads/holiday071.pdf
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| November 2007 - Annual HIP Fall Dinner - Philadelphia |
| | Annual HIP Fall Dinner - Pennsylvania
hosted by
Helen Cunningham and Ted Newbold
When: Friday, November 9th
Time: 6:00pm
Where: 112 Cuthbert Street Philadelphia, PA 19106 |
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| October 28 2007 - Nelson Colon and Alberto Ibarguen on the Andres Oppenheimer Show |
| | Nelson Colon, HIP Board member and CEO & President of the Puerto Rico Community Foundation was taped for the Andres Oppenheimer show in Miami along with Alberto Ibarguen, HIP member and President of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to discuss philanthropy in Latin America. The show will air October 28, 2007 at 10pm EST on channel 22, WSBS-Mega TV in Miami. |
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| October 2007 - Joint HIP AAPIP EPIP Membership Meeting - San Francsico |
| | Join us for a joint HIP/AAPIP/EPIP strategy meeting to see how we can rebuild and strengthen the bay area chapters.
Come with ideas on joint substantive programs and socials for chapters. |
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| September 2007 - Made in LA - Three Immigrant Women Stand up to CA Fashion Industry |
| | 20th Anniversary - "Made in L.A."
Tuesday, September 4, 2007 on PBS
by Almudena Carracedo & Robert Bahar
"Made in L.A." follows the remarkable story of three Latina immigrants working in Los Angeles sweatshops as they embark on a three-year odyssey to win basic labor protections from a trendy clothing retailer. In intimate verité style, "Made in L.A." reveals the impact of the struggle on each woman's life as they are gradually transformed by the experience. Compelling, humorous, deeply human, "Made in L.A." is a story about immigration, the power of unity and the courage it takes to find your voice. A co-production with the Independent Television Service (ITVS). A Diverse Voices Project co-production. A co-presentation with Latino Public Broadcasting. |
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| September 2007 - New Mexico Applicant Information Session 2007 |
| | Two optional applicant information sessions will take place to inform applicants about the New Mexico site of the Funders’ Collaborative for Strong Latino Communities and how to apply, as well as to answer questions. Both will take place via conference call; one will in the morning and one in the late afternoon to try to accommodate everyone’s schedules. You may attend either session—they will have the same format. Please RSVP by clicking the appropriate link by September 4. |
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| August 2007 - HIP AAPIP DC Membership Chapter Happy Hour |
| | 4th Annual End-of-Summer HAPPY HOUR
Join Hispanics in Philanthropy & Asian American / Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy after work to meet our new members and learn more about the exciting work planned for this Fall. Open to members and friends. |
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| August 2007 - Colorado Applicant Information Session |
| | Applicant Information Sessions
Two optional applicant information sessions will take place to inform potential applicants about the initiative and how to apply, and to answer questions. Both will take place via conference call; one will in the middle of the day and one later in the evening to try to accommodate everyone’s schedules. You may attend either session—they will have the same format. Please RSVP by clicking the appropriate link by August 15th. |
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| July 2007 - HIP So Cal Membership Event |
| | The Southern California Chapter of Hispanics in Philanthropy invites you to attend its spring mixer on July 25 at the City Club on Bunker Hill featuring:
Oscar Garza, Editor-in-Chief, Tu Ciudad Magazine andGustavo Arellano, Author and staff writer for the OC Weekly
Meet new people, see old friends, enjoy an appetizer and a drink or two, and network with other HIP members and invited guests.
Who: Southern California Chapter of Hispanics in Philanthropy Mixer featuring Oscar Garza, Editor-in-Chief, Tu Ciudad Magazine
When: Wednesday, July 25 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Where: The City Club on Bunker Hill 333 South Grand Avenue, 54th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90071
For more information or to RSVP, please send an e-mail to HIP Steering Committee member Janet Sandoval at jsandoval@tcwf.org by Tuesday, July 17. |
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| Washington DC HIP Membership Chapter Meeting - June 2007 |
| | Join us for breakfast at our upcoming General Chapter Meeting open to HIP members and those interested in joining HIP. This is an open meeting, so we hope you to share this with anyone who might be interested in attending and participating in local HIP chapter activities.
To view detailed agenda and upcoming events, click here.
Please RSVP to attend: dconroy@meyerfdn.org
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| New Grant Round in Massachusetts-Rhode Island -- Proposals Due June 15th |
| | It is with great enthusiasm that HIP announces the 4th Round of Grants in Massachusetts/Rhode Island. As of May 7, we have released the RFP inviting Latino nonprofits to submit a proposal for a capacity-building grant. The deadline for submission is June 15, 2007.
Additionally, HIP will be offering three Applicant Information Sessions on May 21 in Springfield, MA,* and on May 22 in Boston, MA and Providence, RI. At these sessions, we will present a brief overview of the Funders’ Collaborative, we will discuss capacity building and we will answer any questions regarding the application process and timeline.
* For the May 21 Session in Springfield, please note that the Applicant Information Session will be held in the Hampden East Room of the Marriott Hotel, next to the Community Foundation of Western Massachusetts. Directions to the Hotel are the same as to get to the Foundation; however, you will use the elevators for the Marriott rather than the Office Tower. |
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| Washington DC Event - June 2007 |
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The Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Alumni Association (CHCI-AA) in coordination with GALA Theater and Hispanics in Philanthropy invite all CHCI alumni and friends of the program to join us for a special fundraiser! - Thursday, June 14th - Washington, DC
Join us for a meet and greet reception and a performance entitled Latido Negro: Peru’s African Beat. The best performers of Afro-Peruvian Dance, Music, and Theatre will be on stage.Tickets for this special night are $50.00!*Mention CHCI-AA when you make your reservations*Reception: 7:00 pmPerformance: 8:00pm 50% of June 14th’s proceeds for the special performance of Latido Negro: Peru’s African Beat will support the CHCI Alumni Association’s new DREAM Scholarship for immigrant Latino youth seeking a college education. * Please click here to view the Save-the-Date flyer. |
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| Minnesota - Reception to honor new philanthropic leaders - May 2007 |
| | Join us for a reception honoring new philanthropic leaders in our community and introducing those leaders to the work of local affinity groups of color.
Wednesday, May 9th4:00-6:00 P.M.Northwest Area Foundation60 Plato Boulevard East, Suite 400St. Paul, MN 55107Hosted by Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, Association of Black Foundation Executives, Hispanics in Philanthropy, and Native Americans in Philanthropy.Invitation to follow. |
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| HIP Annual Membership Meeting - April 2007 |
| | Agenda8:30 am Breakfast with Champions - Join us for an informal networking breakfast with HIP leaders9:00 am Business Meeting - Updates on HIP and election of new board members9:15 am Program - "We're Not Bad Kids" - presentation on the youth of skid row
More than 70 million people in the U.S. live below the poverty line, and many of them are children. While poverty cuts across all races and ethnicities, it particularly affects the Latino family. In Los Angeles, hundreds of children are growing up in the toxic environment of downtown Los Angeles’ skid row.
The HIP program will feature video clips of a documentary, ”We’re Not Bad Kids,” directed by 14-year-old Franklin Antonio Arburtha, an Afro-Latino who is a seven-year resident of the Ford SRO Hotel. The video includes interviews with some of the children of skid row and candid glimpses of their squalid living conditions. The video was produced by the United Coalition East Prevention Project.
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| 2007 - April 18 - Investing in Latin America Symposium - New York |
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Transnationalism is having roots in two worlds, contributing energy, creativity and resources to both. Today, immigrants from Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and other parts of Latin America are building economic opportunity in the U.S. and in their countries of origin. To invest in development in Latin America is to invest in our hemispheric community. Through productive initiatives, opportunities are born along with new possibilities for growth, bringing communities together to create a better future.
Join Hispanics in Philanthropy as we launch our new transnationa |
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| 2007 HIP Leadership Conference - February 3rd to 5th in Los Angeles |
| | The Leadership Conference brings together Latino nonprofits and funders interested in Latino issues. Nonprofits and funders will have their own program tracks, and the tracks will partially overlap, allowing for dialogue and information exchange. The entire event will dovetail with the Joint Affinity Groups Summit, a convening of 300 funders who work toward greater inclusiveness in philanthropy, affording funders an opportunity to continue the dialogue from the HIP Leadership Conference with another audience of grantmakers interested in diversity. |
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| LeadersHIP - Celebrate Latino giving! - Los Angeles, February 4, 2007 |
| | Hispanics in Philanthropy invites you to Celebrate Latino giving!
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| Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit - February 2007 |
| | As a founding JAG member organization, HIP is proud to cohost the upcoming JAG Unity Summit to our network of members, friends and associates. |
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| Arte - A Celebration of Latino Artists - December 5, 2006 |
| | Join HIP as we celebrate the creativity of Latino communities by honoring a select group of renowned Latino artists in Downtown San Francisco |
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| Afro-Mexican Diaspora Art Exhibition in San Francisco - August 2006 |
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"African by Legacy, Mexican by Birth" is an exhibition of original portraiture and literature that explores the historical roots of the African population in contemporary Mexico and pays tribute to this under-recognized segment of the African Diaspora. The exhibition will be at the Galeria de la Raza in San Francisco from August 12 to October 14, 2006. |
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| Upcoming Grantmaking Round in Washington DC - November 2006 |
| | HIP is pleased to announce that it will be beginning the grantmaking process for its new Washington, DC Funders' Collaborative for Strong Latino Communities on November 1st. Interested area Latino nonprofits must register beforehand on this website to receive application information on November 1st. |
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| Voices of the Gulf Coast Forum - July 12 2006 |
| | HIP, along with several other philanthropic organizations, is co-sponsoring the first in a series of Learning Forums, titled Voices of the Gulf Coast: Strategies for Hope and Change. Ambassador James A. Joseph, Chairman of the Board of the Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation, and past President and CEO of the Council on Foundations is the keynote speaker for this event. He will be joined by leaders in the fields of housing, community organizing, civic participation, and community development. This event will be held on July 12th, 2006. |
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| Foundation Philanthropy in Los Angeles Panel Discussion - June 1 2006 |
| | Dr. James M. Ferris, director of the Center on Philanthropy and Public Policy at USC, will present findings from the Center’s study, Foundations for Los Angeles? The Scale, Scope and Reach of Foundation Philanthropy in Los Angeles County. A panel of foundation leaders will respond to this report and to provide additional context. Challenges facing organizations serving low income and underserved communities will be outlined, along with potential solutions for increased funding. This will be the first presentation of a series addressing this issue. |
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| Southern California Chapter Event -- Mary Ellen Capek to Speak on Diversity and Organizational Effectiveness, May 22nd 2006 |
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The Southern California chapter of Hispanics in Philanthropy invites you to join foundation colleagues for an evening of networking and sharing. Mary Ellen S. Capek, co-author of "Effective Philanthropy: Organizational Success through Deep Diversity and Gender Equality," will talk about her groundbreaking study of "deep diversity" as a critical aspect of organizational effectiveness. Local foundation leaders will be on hand to answer questions and discuss ways that grantmaking institutions can incorporate "deep diversity" within their organizational culture. |
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| Arizona Funders' Collaborative applicant information sessions: May 18 and 19 2006 |
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Applicant Information Sessions are an opportunity for applicants to get additional information and ask questions about this funding opportunity.
Participation in these sessions is optional and are not a requirement for funding. If you cannot attend, please feel free to call HIP at 415-837-0427 with any questions about this funding opportunity.
If you are planning on attending an information session please register by clicking the following link:/home/forms/Event+Registration.htm?Event=Arizona+Info+Session
Please specify the information session location you will be attending and if translation is needed.
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| Connecticut Site Releases Letters of Intent April 24 2006 |
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| HIP Annual Membership Meeting - May 2006 |
| | Pulitzer Prize winner Sonia Nazario joins us as our featured speaker at our membership meeting. A reporter for the Los Angeles Times, Sonia has just published a book, Enrique’s Journey (www.enriquesjourney.com.), which chronicles the story of a Honduran boy who struggles to join his mother in the United States by traveling atop perilous trains through Mexico. |
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| Save the Date - Arizona Site will release Requests for Letters of Intent April 18 2006 |
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| Meet the Filmmaker - State of Fear, by Paco de Onis, Pamela Yates and Peter Kinoy - May 2006 |
| | State of Fear, a 2006 Henry Hampton Award winner, is a gripping and beautifully crafted story about the creation of a terror state in Peru with lessons for a world grappling with the problem of stability in the face of terror. The feature-length documentary, by the celebrated filmmakers of When the Mountains Tremble, shows how the Shining Path guerilla movement led to military occupation and government corruption in the name of protection from terrorists. |
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| Unity Dance Party Sponsored by Joint Affinity Groups - May 2006 |
| | Celebrate diversity at the annual Jointy Affinity Group dance party sponsored by Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy, Association of Black Foundation Executives, Disability Funders Network, Funders for Lesbian and Gay Issues, Hispanics in Philanthropy, National Network of Grantmakers, Native Americans in Philanthropy, Women & Philanthropy, and Women’s Funding Network. |
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| DC Membership Chapter Meeting - January 23 2006 |
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We hope this message finds you well and enjoying the holiday season. After a 2005 that saw an active agenda of local membership events, as well as a national grantmakers’ conference held in the nation’s capital, HIP is looking forward to a 2006 of even greater success in Washington, DC.
To kick the year off right, we’re pleased to invite you to what we hope will become a tradition, the annual planning meeting for the Washington, D.C. HIP Membership Chapter, on January 23rd. |
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| Sixth Annual Assembly of the Funders' Collaborative - Oct 6-7, 2005 |
| | As we move forward into the next five years of the Funders’ Collaborative with a fundraising goal of $50 million, join your HIP colleagues in shaping a Latino agenda in philanthropy. The Assembly is an excellent opportunity to share best practices, broaden your perspective and network with funders from across the country. Connect to the work going on across the Americas and in the nation's capital. Celebrate with us the start of the next phase of the Collaborative, and the beginning of our work in Washington, DC. |
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| "Farmingville" Screening at Community Foundations Conference - September 2005 |
| | Join grantmaker colleagues for a special dinner, screening and discussion of "Farmingville", a compelling documentary film by Carlos Sandoval and Catherine Tambini, which explores the complex issues of immigrant day laborers in a suburban New York town. Residents become angry about the rapidly growing numbers of men seeking work on street corners, while day laborer immigrants are targeted and fear for their safety as they try to earn a living. |
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| Networking Reception at Community Foundations Conference - September 2005 |
| | Join HIP members for a special reception to honor and strengthen the role of people of color in the field of organized philanthropy. Local hosts that represent the many diverse communities in the Pacific Northwest have linked together to host this networking event during the Council on Foundations Annual Conference for Community Foundations |
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| DC Member Event - August 2005 |
| | Join Asian-American Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy (AAPIP) & Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) at our Annual End of Summer Networking Event! |
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| Surviving and Thriving as a Person of Color in Philanthropy - Northeast Member Event - July 2005 |
| | HIP and ABFE, a Philanthropic Partnership for Black Communities, are launching a new multi-year collaboration. This kick-off event will offer insightful discussion of the common challenges that people of color face in philanthropy. By working together, Latinos and Blacks have such incredible potential to change the face of mainstream philanthropy.
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| A Night with the Mambo Kings - San Francisco - June 2005 |
| | Join HIP for an exclusive evening at the theater for the pre-Broadway production of The Mambo Kings. |
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| Reception - Southern California Member Event - June 2005 |
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Southern California HIP is very pleased to be a co-sponsor of a reception to welcome the new President of the Rosenberg Foundation, Ben Jealous. The Rosenberg Foundation, a private foundation established in 1935 and headquartered in San Francisco, awards grants to improve public policy promoting the economic security of working families and the civic integration of immigrants and minorities in California. |
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| Real Women Have Curves - DC Member Event - May 2005 |
| | Please join the Hispanics in Philanthropy Washington, DC area chapter and Gala Hispanic Theatre for a special presention of the play "Real Women Have Curves." |
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| Film Screening and Social - Southern California Member Event - May 2005 |
| | Special screening of the documentary The Sixth Section. The film will be followed by a Q&A discussion with Film Director Alex Rivera |
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| Harnessing Social Capital - New York Member Event - April 2005 |
| | Join us for a thought-provoking dialogue on how the emergence of individual donors from diverse communities impacts the evolution of philanthropy in this country. Henry Ramos and Felinda Mottino will discuss overall trends and present new research on diverse donors in New York City. Be among the first to engage with this important new knowledge. The seminar is presented in collaboration with Prof. Aida Rodriguez of the Robert J. Milano Graduate School of Management and Urban Policy at |
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| HIP Fall Board Meeting - October 2005 |
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