OP-ED: Four ways to tackle social finance inequalities in racialized communities
It’s challenging to escape historical racial inequalities, but there are ways to do it fairly and equitably.
Why It Matters
Racial inequities in philanthropic funding perpetuate systemic injustice and weaken the non-profit sector’s collective impact by sidelining diverse leaders and ideas. To break this cycle, funders must move beyond awareness to action—restructuring relationships, governance, and evaluation practices to ensure equitable access to capital and opportunity.
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