Support communities and their people to develop their potential, overcome barriers, leverage their assets, and create a more just and equitable world.
Some useful titles:
The Assets Model of Community Development
Neighborhood Self-Help: Some Lessons Learned
A Model For Community-Based Youth Leadership Development
After the Flood: Some “Out of the Box” Options for Foundations
Education Works When Justice and Economics Work
A Statement of Values, Accomplishments, and Intentions of the Twin Cities Neighborhood Movement
Pathways to Progress: Focusing Philanthropy on Racial Equity and Social Justice
Philanthropy Can Help With Racial Equity and Social Justice
The Confluence of “Philanthropy, Justice, and Evaluation”
Relationships as Infrastructure in Southern African American Communities