In Times of Change, Board Members Must Be Advocates

In Times of Change, Board Members Must Be Advocates

Posted onJanuary 23, 2017January 27, 2017AuthorCarrie Savage

By Anne Wallestad, chief executive of BoardSource and originally published on the Chronicle of Philanthropy blog on January 19, 2017. As the country prepares to inaugurate Donald Trump as our 45th president on Friday and leadership at all levels of government

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RT @NLIHC Everyone deserves a chance to have a place to call home. Check out this informative video from @FairHousing_NYC on why we need a fair chance for housing for justice-involved individuals. youtube.com/watch?v=…

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#Homelessness is not just an adult or urban issue. Families in rural areas also face a significant lack of #affordablehousing, leading to kids missing school--which often provides needed meals as well as education. nytimes.com/2022/09/…

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RT @SecDebHaaland Over the course of our history, many of our lands were named using a hateful and derogatory term for Indigenous women. This month, we succeeded in removing it from the names of nearly 650 federal land units. washingtonpost.com/o…

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