The University Maryland’s Do Good Institute and the Association of Fundraising Professionals (DC Chapter) will host Envisioning the Future of Black Philanthropy through Afro-Futurism on Thursday, August 8 at 12PM.
In alignment with the 2024 Black Philanthropy Month (BPM) vision, we are activating a contemporary look at Afro-futurism to envision a more impactful and powerful future for Black Philanthropy. Join us as we explore the tomorrow of Black philanthropic practices, its history, identities, and how we can prepare today for a bold expression of love of humankind.
- Learn about the 2024 BPM vision and its focus on contemporary Afro-futurism
- Use Afro-futurism to imagine innovative and transformative possibilities for Black giving
- Identify practical steps we can take today to advance and prepare for the future of Black philanthropy
- Discuss how others in the philanthropic sector and the broader community can align with a more powerful future for Black giving
Moderated by: Ebonie Johnson Cooper, Faculty Director, Do Good Institute, University of Maryland; Founder of Young Black & Giving Back Institute
Panelists include: Chelsea Brown, Principal, The Black Mill; Edward Jones, Vice President, ABFE; Princess Gamble, Associate Vice President and COO, Howard University; and Joy Bentley Phillips, Chief Strategy & Growth Officer, Academy of Hope Adult Public Charter School