Philanthropic Adventures: Family Foundations Introduction: Family Giving and Philanthropic Travel
Family Foundations and Philanthropic Travel
In a conversation about the surge in family foundation start-ups and how many of these foundation's were adopting a venture capital funding model to their…
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Philanthropic Adventures: Family Foundations 3:3 Tax Planning
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Philanthropic Adventures: Family Foundations Part 1:3 What Is Family Philanthropy?
Philanthropic Adventures: Family…
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BBC Documentary Part One. The Power of Nightmares: Baby It's Cold Outside
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Why are they so Happy?
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"Munro said that Melinda Gates would be impressed if she came to Kenya and saw Jamii Bora in action: "Because that is the time you really…
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Gandhi’s Legacy
Power has many faces. Some forms of power are abrupt, forceful and potentially harmful. Yet, there is another kind of power that is constant, unyielding but also loving and peaceful.
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Seeds of Hope
Walk through countless small villages in sub-Saharan Africa, and you will find the same scene repeated again and again: women bent over double, hoeing scrawny plants in dirt packed so hard it's tough to imagine anything ever growing in it.…
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Solidarity with the Burmese People
Burma's military dictators have suppressed democracy for many decades, creating a community of refugees and political exiles that live on -all Burma's borders. Chan Chao, originally from Burma, visited the border areas and made portraits of the people who hope…
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Female Education in Africa
When Ann Cotton arrived in a remote village in Zimbabwe in 1991 to find out why so few girls went to school, little did she realize that what she found there would change the course of her…
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Cindy’s Story: CAMFED Zambia
Cindy is one of the thousands of girls being supported through school by CAMFED (the Campaign for Female Education). She is 13 years old ... all and lives with her grandmother in a rural village in Zambia. In this…
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The Feminine Principle
Cambodian Woman by Kalabird
Watch the Video Interview with Lynne Franks
"There has never been a better time for one person, with brains and commitment, to have…
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