

Blog
Why we need to stop relying on the environment sector to solve the climate and nature crises
By Leah Davis .
On 29 August 2023.
More organisations need to start campaigning alongside the environmental movement for urgent policy change.

Resources
How will the climate and nature crises impact older people and Disabled people?
By Leah Davis, Liz Gadd, Theo Clay, and Ben Kili .
On 21 June 2023.
Older people and Disabled people are among the most at risk from heatwaves and flooding.

Resources
How to embed DEI into your grant-making cycle
By Sarah Denselow, Cristina Andreatta, Lily Meisner, and Daniel Seifu .
On 9 May 2023.
A practical guide to becoming a diverse, equitable, and inclusive funder

Blog
Autism Acceptance Week
By Rose Anderson, Will Hanford-Spira, and Alfie Vaughan .
On 27 March 2023.
In this blog for Autism Acceptance Week, three NPC colleagues share their personal reflections on how autism has shaped their careers.

Blog
Moving towards more equitable evaluation practice in the UK
By The Equitable Evaluation Collective .
On 23 February 2023.
The Equitable Evaluation Collective (EEC) hosted an event to discuss why and how the sector can move toward greater equitable evaluation practice.


Blog
Embedding DEI in grantmaking due diligence
By Cristina Andreatta .
On 14 December 2022.
Due diligence checks often don’t consider the challenges some minority-led organisations may face, which makes it harder for minority-led organisations to get funded.


Blog
How will the environmental crises impact ethnic minority groups in the UK?
By Naomi Chapman .
On 7 October 2022.
NPC shares our conclusions from roundtable discussions with various charities on the effects of the climate crises on BAME communities.


Blog
How innovation can make philanthropy more equitable, diverse, and inclusive
By Tris Lumley.
On 4 October 2022.
Looking for a hybrid approach that combines the legitimacy and potential scale of bottom-up approaches with the coordination, leverage, learning, and replicability that top-down approaches promise.