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Yasmin Doghri - Self-signalling behaviour and donation causes among Muslim Donors: Evidence from the Field.

A semi-public donation setting, i.e., when donations are kept private but for local organizer’s and leaders, enhances donations’ intensity despite reinforcing the preference for private…

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Eric John Abrahamson - Private Markets and Private Philanthropy: Higher Education, Government, and Industry and the Changing Institutional Landscape for Innovation in the United States, 1980-2024”

Zoom Recording ID: 89410160083 UUID: FJpfJzLITjalrafIvmmApA== Meeting Time: 2024-10-29 03:35:28pmGMT

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Daniel Balliet- The Cooperation Databank: How Machine Readable Science can Stimulate Scientific Progress and Insights in Understanding Cooperation

Balliet provides a brief overview of the Cooperation Databank, and how its has been applied to test theory of how personality, institutions, and culture relate to cooperation. Zoom Recording ID:…

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Jaclyn Piatak - Strategic Volunteer Management

Dr. Piatak shares a volunteer management approach that benefits organizations, communities, and volunteers alike. Zoom Recording ID: 83763351121 UUID: Bu6Bt9kOQ1ik2RJ4kV+0AQ== Meeting Time:…

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Tony Cookson - Money to Burn: Crowdfunding Wildfire Recovery

Professor Cookson will be discussing his research documenting inequalities in how low versus high income people access crowdfunding after a recent major wildfire in Colorado. Zoom Recording ID:…

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Emily Barman - A history of the nonprofit sector through the lens of framing charity scandals as “moral panics"

Professor Cookson will be discussing his research documenting inequalities in how low versus high income people access crowdfunding after a recent major wildfire in Colorado.

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Mark Sidel - Political Control and the Regulation of Nonprofits in China and India: New Developments and Comparative Perspectives

Professor Sidel’s presentation will focus on the new tools for political control and regulation of the nonprofit and charitable community in China, India and other parts of Asia.Zoom Recording…

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Claire Dunning - Funding the Urban North: Philanthropy, Policy, and Racial Equity "After" Civil Rights

Dunning will discuss how philanthropy shaped U.S. cities in the decades after the civil rights movement.

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Scott Winship - Measuring the Social Capital of People and Places

Scott Winship will summarize his work with others to develop social capital indicators for places and for individuals. The concept of social capital has been defined inconsistently, even among…

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David Suarez - Democratizing the Plutocracy? Philanthropic Foundations and the Emergence of Participatory Grantmaking

A growing number of private foundations are experimenting with power-sharing innovations like participatory grantmaking, and the presentation will provide an overview of this nascent phenomenon and…

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Bhekinkosi Moyo and Wycliffe Ouma - Thirty Years of the Ford Foundation in Southern Africa and Implications for Foundation Funding in Africa in the Next Three Decades

The study uses historical grants data from 1953 to 2023 to analyze the next role for the Ford Foundation in Southern Africa within the context of new challenges and the rise of African philanthropy.

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Maarten B.T. de Groot - Giving: Good for the Donee, but also for the Donor

Multi-year research, interviewing and analyzing 200 ultra-high-net-worth families across five continents, has shown how family social capital is important to enhance collective family action to…

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Lauren Carruth - Refugees without Refuge: Migration as Escape When Asylum and Protection Fail

Carruth looks at how asylum systems might change and expand to provide protection to the increasing number of labor migrants who are also refugees. Zoom Recording ID: 87960485146 UUID:…

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Jennifer Wei & Kathleen Badejo - Organizational Strengthening for Nonprofits: Lessons and Trends

Wei and Badejo share trends & practices in nonprofit capacity strengthening. Zoom Recording ID: 82520987611 UUID: BwV19eEBT/KDGz+91Eidjg== Meeting Time: 2023-09-26 03:43:10pmGMT

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Bruce McDonald & David Lasby - Shifting Power Dynamics: Benchmarking Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Practices in the Canadian Nonprofit Sector

Zoom Recording ID: 83484600218 UUID: vxsUGYCQRnWG4uH7n1eoGQ== Meeting Time: 2023-09-19 03:41:33pmGMT

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Dana Brakman - For-Profit Philanthropy: Elite Power and the Threat of Limited Liability Companies, Donor Advised Funds, and Strategic Corporate Philanthropy

Zoom Recording ID: 84378074857 UUID: 8ojJw4grQcugcX/OD+atJQ== Meeting Time: 2023-09-12 03:38:38pmGMT\ This presentation explores a migration of norms into philanthropy that strains public trust in…

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