The Center on Community Philanthropy (The Center) at the Clinton School of Public Service welcomed Cohort II of the Racial Healing Certification Program to Little Rock, Ark.
Read MoreWilliams Honored for Career in Philanthropy
Saint Mark Baptist Church has honored Dr. Charlotte Williams for her career in philanthropy as part of the church’s celebration of Black History Month.
Read More2024 Advancing Equity Award Recipients Announced
The Descendants of the Elaine Massacre of 1919 and L&J Empowerment were announced as the recipients of the 2024 Advancing Equity Award.
Read MoreCenter on Community Philanthropy Accepting 2024 Advancing Equity Award Applications
The Center on Community Philanthropy at the Clinton School of Public Service is excited to announce the 2024 Community Philanthropy Advancing Equity Award in commemoration of the National Day of Racial Healing.
Read MoreClinton School Center on Community Philanthropy Welcomes Cohort II of Racial Healing Program
The Center on Community Philanthropy (The Center) at the Clinton School of Public Service has selected 18 nonprofit leaders to participate in Cohort II of its Racial Healing Certification Program.
Read MoreCenter on Community Philanthropy Announces Rev. Alvin Herring as 2023 Distinguished Scholar in Racial Healing Practice
The Center on Community Philanthropy at the Clinton School of Public Service announces Rev. Alvin Herring, Executive Director of Faith in Action, as its 2023 Distinguished Scholar in Racial Healing Practice.
Read MoreRacial Justice in the Nonprofit Sector: Addressing Nonprofit Sustainability in Diverse Communities
This study will consist of revisiting the 2011 Nonprofit Management and Leadership article “Nonprofit Sustainability During Times of Uncertainty,” which examined the ability of nonprofits to leverage funds from the private sector during the 2008 economic downturn, with specific attention on how nonprofits incorporated board members and community leaders in continuing services during a time of resource scarcity.
Read MoreClinton School Center on Community Philanthropy Expands Racial Healing Certification Program
The Center on Community Philanthropy at the Clinton School of Public Service has received an additional four years of support from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to expand its Racial Healing Certification Program.
Read MoreWilliams to Deliver Presentation at Squire Patton Boggs Nonprofit Leadership Symposium
Dr. Charlotte Williams and Kent Broughton will participate in “Purposeful Philanthropy – The Strategic Planning Imperative,” a nonprofit leadership symposium hosted by Squire Patton Boggs, a full-service global law firm operating at the intersection of law, business, and government.
Read MoreWilliams Co-Authors Research Article on Racial Justice in Nonprofit Sector
Dr. Charlotte Williams has co-authored a research article with Drs. Karl Besel, K. Tyrone Spann, James W. Wallace, and Tonya E. Thornton, “Racial Justice in the Nonprofit Sector: Addressing Nonprofit Sustainability in Diverse Communities” for Public Integrity.
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