The resettlement of Afghanistan refugees and Charlotte’s affordable housing crisis – these two topics do not have an obvious tie, but they have a huge
It was a beautiful Saturday morning. WIF members, friends and family gathered to meet with Zack Wyatt, CEO of Carolina Farm Trust (WIF 2021 grantee)
Be close to the causes you serve. Rather than simply checking a numerical box, we need to ask ourselves, how are we supporting the people
Think globally, act locally. It’s a simplified message but it sums up the theme of this year’s Social Hour for Social Issues event where Women’s
On Tuesday, October 5, and Thursday, October 7, members were invited to join a discussion about the book titled Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous wisdom to heal
Attending arts events, following artists on social media, and buying local art are all great ways to individually support the arts. Artists davita galloway and
Dark chocolate, a fairy godmother, Acapulco, equity, and trust-based philanthropy. What connects these things? A wide-ranging and delightful conversation between Dianne Bailey, Chair of Women’s
We have all noticed that our communities are increasingly divided along racial, political,religious, and class lines. Social media, narrowed media feeds and polarization reinforces ourpreexisting
The first Lunch & Learn of our program year held on National Voter Registration Day and the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th
Civic engagement leads to intentional discussion and more active involvement in the public policy decisions that shape Charlotte. We recently spoke with WIF member and
Apart from the free survey software, we also have access to QuestionPro’s free survey templates. We’ve found many of them
useful and powerful to collect insights from various stakeholders of our organization.
