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What does the future look like for family foundations?
By John Stone, philanthropist and entrepreneur.
On 14 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with John Stone to ask: Where next for family foundations?
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Tania Cohen: What more can be done with data?
By Tania Cohen, Chief Executive of 360 Giving .
On 4 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Tania Cohen to ask: What more can be done with data?
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Fozia Irfan: What will it take to shift power in grantmaking?
By Fozia Irfan, Director of Children and Young People at BBC Children in Need .
On 4 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Fozia Irfan to ask: What will it take to shift power in grantmaking?
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Rhodri Davies: Would AI be good or bad for philanthropy? Will AI replace grant-makers?
By Rhodri Davies, Philanthropy Expert, Researcher and Commentator .
On 4 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Rhodri Davies to ask: Will AI be good or bad for philanthropy?
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Dame Stephanie Shirley: Lessons from Philanthropy
By Dame Stephanie Shirley, philanthropist and entrepreneur .
On 4 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Dame Stephanie Shirley to ask: Where next for philanthropy?
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What place for participation in grant-making?
By Hannah Paterson and Yasmin Ibison.
On 4 July 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with Hannah Paterson and Yasmin Ibison to ask: What place for participation in grant-making?
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Young Trustees Movement: How should philanthropy learn from young people?
By Kate Roberts and Amelia Ireland, with thanks to Mita Desai, Callum Pethick and Charlotte Lamb..
On 27 June 2022.
To mark our 20th birthday, we spoke with the Young Trustees Movement to ask: How should philanthropy learn from young people?
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What should the future look like for involving people and communities in the work of charities?
By Helen Garnham, Claire Handy, Lee Holt, Kaneez Shaid..
On 27 June 2022.
We spoke with Rethink Mental Illness to ask: What should the future look like for involving people and communities in the work of charities?
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