EPISODE · Apr 11, 2024 · 59 MIN
Philanthropy & the Power of Storytelling for Black Education
from Building the Black Educator Pipeline · host Dr. Stacey Holland, Center for Black Educator Development, Ed Post, Shayna Terrell
SummaryDr. Stacey Holland, Executive Director of Elevate 215, discusses the importance of philanthropy in education and shares her personal journey as a struggling learner with educators playing a crucial role in her success. She shares her experience in the philanthropy sector and the importance of telling stories to create meaningful impact. Dr. Holland emphasizes the need for diverse and inclusive learning environments that cater to the individual needs of students. She challenges the traditional approach to education and advocates for a focus on the process of learning. TakeawaysThe importance of diverse and inclusive learning environments that cater to the individual needs of studentsThe power of storytelling in creating meaningful impactThe role of educators in supporting and inspiring studentsPrivate philanthropy relies heavily on relationships and networking. Black-led organizations often face challenges in accessing funding and support.Articulating impact and producing results are crucial for attracting donors. Long-term planning and fundraising are crucial for the success of black-led organizations.Building relationships with funders and articulating the organization's mission and goals clearly are key to securing funding.Fundable projects are those that have a clear problem statement, a well-defined plan of action, a realistic budget, and measurable outcomes.
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Dr. Stacey Holland joins Shayna Terrell to share how Black-led orgs can focus on storytelling when looking for philanthropic dollars.
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