Knowledge, Resources & Connections for Funders Across West Virginia
This panel discussion will address questions such as: What are infrastructures of care, and why are they important for disability justice? How do care work, disability justice, and gender justice intersect? How can philanthropy support care infrastructure for people with disabilities?
Join your peers to learn more about the Disability & Philanthropy Forum and the Disability Inclusion Pledge in a session facilitated by Sarah Napoli, Learning Services Director for the Forum.
Through expert insights, inspiring case studies, and interactive discussions, we will delve into the principles, strategies, and best practices that empower families’ philanthropic endeavors to make a lasting impact,
This webinar will cover topics including: The importance of modifying the hiring process based on candidates’ access needs; Examples of how to create an inclusive job listing for candidates with disabilities; and
the importance of disability representation in interview boards and hiring committees.
Whether you're exploring the notion of sunsetting or seeking to refine your family's philanthropic approach, this webinar offers a roadmap to transform your values into action.
In this webinar, disabled Indigenous leaders will share their lived experiences. The discussion will highlight why philanthropy must heed the leadership of disabled Indigenous people in order to support justice for Indigenous communities.
This webinar will explore a comprehensive approach to reparations in family philanthropy efforts and will provide family philanthropies with a practical roadmap for addressing historical and systemic injustices. Join this session to learn how to foster a more equitable, just and inclusive society through your families’ giving.
Participate in this two-part board orientation and gain a comprehensive overview of the structure and operations of a community foundation tailored to the key elements that new and seasoned board members need to know.
Join a facilitated, members only conversation about the impact of recent federal funding changes.
This meeting will be a chance to share ideas, reflect on how we can best support our schools, educators, and students, and build a path forward that is rooted in hope and possibility.
Philanthropy West Virginia reserves the right to cancel or reschedule our education programs. Programs may be canceled because of, but not limited to: speaker and or facilitator illness, inclement weather conditions, or less than 3 registered participants.
You will be notified of the cancellation within 24 hours of a virtual event and within 5 days of an in person event via email. Thank you for your understanding. See the full cancellation policy.
