Stories of Girls’ Resistance
The largest ever collection of oral and narrative history of adolescent girls’ activism, offering a window into girls’ lives and their resistance in all of its messiness, pain, and power.
Why Ukraine (and other crises) urgently need more human rights funding
Rights-focused grants promote access to aid that is equitable, holistic, and more easily distributed to local civil society.
Cuestionario Individual
A questionnaire for funders (Spanish translation) to determine a culture of care at the individual, organizational, and grantee levels.
My decade of failure
Everyone has their own experience of professional failure – each in their own way. Mine was at the end of 2012 when I said goodbye to my colleagues at the Pears Foundation for the last time.
Is philanthropy finally ready to embrace intelligent failure?
Owning and learning from failure is a thing most foundations still seem eager to put off. Many of the reasons for this are evident, but three main obstacles prevent them from seeing learning from their failures as a science rather than an art
Building Equitable Evidence: It’s Time to Look to Participants as Experts in Their Own Experience
Participatory measurement can causally link to outcomes and positively influence capacity building and advocacy.