Dr. Grussendorf asks what role private donors, governments, and international organizations should play in ensuring the well being of the world's children.
Swanee Hunt discusses how she's used her inherited wealth and powerful position for societal reform and to help women in war zones around the world. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Peter Karoff moderates a discussion about managing and improving corporate social responsibility in MA in the face of rapidly changing corporate ownership. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
The Boston Foundation hosts a forum and panel discussion presenting the findings of a major new report on the generosity of Massachusetts residents. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Murrah, president of the Lyndhurst Foundation joins Peter Karoff for an open forum discussion of how one foundation helped one city regain its identity and its "grace." (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Clara Miller and a panel of nonprofit business leaders discuss holistic approaches to money management and mission maintenance. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Peggy Dulaney and Peter Karoff, two innovative philanthropists, brainstorm new approaches to the seemingly unsolvable world problems. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
How do we balance the demand for immediate disaster relief against the need to support the daily struggles faced by people at home and abroad? (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Philanthropy is often rooted in a desire to create transformation. Hear the latest thoughts on what does and does not work in the use of philanthropy as an agent of change. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Experts review the broader field of philanthropy, in a dialogue on the issues involved and the various strategies employed by grantors. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
A distinguished panel of philanthropy experts dialogue on the issues involved in and the various strategies employed by grantors. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
This forum explores how African-Americans' strong tradition of giving has brought about significant social reform and educational development. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Paul Grogan and Peter Karoff introduce and discuss Mr. Karoff's new book, The World We Want: New Dimensions in Philanthropy and Social Change. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Philanthropy is often rooted in a desire to create transformation. Hear the latest thoughts on what does and does not work in the use of philanthropy as an agent of change. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
Experts review the broader field of philanthropy, in a dialogue on the issues involved and the various strategies employed by grantors. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
David Baltimore moderates a Davos-style panel discussion at the annual meeting of the AAAS that explores global health challenges from three perspectives. (Lecture contributed by WGBH)
