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(Food) Justice for All
This week, a new exhibit was launched at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. Curated by Kirby Gookin and Robin Kahn and titled “The Value of Food: Sustaining a Green Planet,” the exhibit explores the intersection of food, art, commerce, and the environment around a unifying motif of food justice. Works by participating artists are displayed within the inner confines of the C...
Source: nonprofitquarterly.orgRejecting a Tainted Grant: Dan Snyder Just Can’t Save Face
Dan Snyder’s all-but-in-your-face foundation to bribe the sympathies of Native Americans (“bribery” the term of art used by Senator Harry Reid to describe Snyder’s efforts) may not be putting any information on its website or responding to NPQ’s requests for updated information on the foundation, but it seems to be trying to pave the way for Snyder’s persistence with a racial epithet a...
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Dan Snyder’s all-but-in-your-face foundation to bribe the sympathies of Native Americans (“bribery” the term of art used by Senator Ha...
Read MoreBloomberg Philanthropies’ $30M Investment in Cap...
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Last week, Bloomberg Philanthropies announced that 262 small to mid-sized arts groups in six U.S. cities would receive a total of $30 millio...
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