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Who’s really advancing equity in the non-profit sector? A new study says it’s Black, Indigenous and racialized-led organizations

Author Ramona Leitao
BIPOC-led organizations out-performed white-led organizations on most equity, diversity and inclusion practices, study suggests

Why It Matters

This equity benchmarking study shows what’s otherwise anecdotally known in the non-profit sector. Using the findings and suggestions from the study can help the sector be less performative and more authentic in advancing equity, diversity and inclusion.

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