The aim of the meeting is to take stock of the work of the organizations that make up the Network in recent years and to plan for the coming years, discussing challenges and opportunities for grantmaking and resource mobilization. The meeting will also discuss how the current political and economic context is affecting the work of the organizations.

 

In addition to presenting the programs, Dialogues and other initiatives carried out by the ELAS Fund in favor of women's rights, Amalia Fischer, one of the founders of the Philanthropy Network for Social Justice, will give a talk on "History and vision of the Network for the coming years", alongside our partner Ana Valeria Araújo, from the Brazil Human Rights Fund. 

 

The evening of the first day of the event will also see the launch of the book "Philanthropy for social justice, civil society and social movements in Brazil", organized by Graciela Hopstein, coordinator of the Philanthropy Network for Social Justice. The book brings together articles by various representatives of social justice philanthropy funds in Brazil, such as Amalia Fischer, from the ELAS Fund, Ana Toni, from GIP, Ana Valéria Araújo and Maíra Junqueira from the Brazil Human Rights Fund, Maria Amalia Souza, from the CASA Socio-Environmental Fund, among others.

At 6.30pm there will be a debate with the authors and the organizer, check out the invitation here.

 

 

Created in 2012 with the aim of promoting and diversifying a philanthropic culture in Brazil that guarantees and expands resources for social justice, the Philanthropy Network for Social Justice is dedicated to strengthening Brazilian civil society organizations that work with human, racial, gender, socio-environmental and community development rights.

 

Alongside the ELAS Fund, the Baixada Institute, CESE, PositHiVo Fund, Baobá Fund, Tabôa, Brazil Human Rights Fund, CASA Socio-Environmental Fund, iCS and ICOM are members of the Network.

 

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