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Interview: Fran Perrin, Founder of Indigo Trust and 360Giving
mardi 13 novembre 2018 • Durée 24:22
In this podcast, We're joined by the philanthropist and social entrepreneur, Fran Perrin.
Fran is the founder and director of the Indigo Trust, one of a network of 18 trusts established by Sainsbury family members following their success in the UK grocery business. While Indigo works mostly in sub-Saharan Africa, Fran herself is perhaps best known in philanthropy circles for her work setting up 360Giving. 360Giving is leading a veritable revolution in transparency in the world of British philanthropy by creating a common online standard for foundations and others to share funding data.
Fake news and philanthropy
mardi 3 juillet 2018 • Durée 23:38
In the sixth Alliance audio podcast editor Charles Keidan hosts a discussion with Patrice Schneider of Media Development Investment Fund and Lisa-Maria Neudert of the Oxford Internet Institute.
Our December 2017 issue to look in-depth at the growing relationship between philanthropy and the media, guest edited by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s Miguel Castro. In a provocative article entitled ‘Mutually Assured Survival’, Castro set out the reasons why philanthropy and the media don’t just work together. They need each other to survive. He argued that a strong and well-resourced media is at the heart of a free society which in turns is essential for the well-being of philanthropy not to mention democracy itself. Assuming that the health of our media really matters, then it follows that philanthropy has a responsibility, some might say a duty, to help restore trust foster new and sustainable models of journalism in the public interest.
So should foundations be doing more in the media sphere and what exactly should they be doing about fake news?
Alliance magazine June 2018 issue preview
vendredi 4 mai 2018 • Durée 01:56
Alliance editor Charles Keidan has a special preview of the launch of our June issue of our publication, with our special feature on philanthropy infrastructure.
Should philanthropy be doing better?
mardi 24 avril 2018 • Durée 29:27
In the fifth Alliance audio podcast editor Charles Keidan hosts a discussion with Paul Ramsbottom of the Wolfson Foundation, and Carol Mack of the UK Association of Charitable Foundations.
In our last podcast Paul Streets of corporate funder the Lloyds Bank Foundation and Dan Corry of think-tank New Philanthropy Capital call on foundations to give more core funding to grantees, collaborate better with fellow funders, be bolder in their advocacy and, most of all, be much more transparent.
Streets argued that the majority of foundations simply aren’t transparent enough. ‘You look at a lot of foundations and you wouldn’t even know who they fund, where they fund or what they fund. That’s not transparent. And if you’re not transparent, then you open yourself up to accusations of being secretive and therefore not trusted.’
So should foundations do more to be – and be seen to be - transparent, trusted and effective? In short, should philanthropy be doing better?
To discuss these questions, two prominent figures in the UK foundation sector, Paul Ramsbottom and Carol Mack. Carol is the CEO of the Association of Charitable Foundations, which represents the interests of British foundations.
Paul is CEO of the Wolfson Foundation, one of the country’s largest foundations with annual grants edging £30 million.
Alliance magazine March 2018 issue preview
mardi 27 février 2018 • Durée 01:52
Alliance editor Charles Keidan has a special preview of the launch of our March issue of our publication, with our special feature on diaspora philanthropy
What makes an effective foundation?
mardi 20 février 2018 • Durée 26:02
Welcome to the fourth Alliance Audio.
In this podcast Alliance editor Charles Keidan hosts a discussion with Dan Corry, chief executive of New Philanthropy Capital, and Paul Streets, the chief executive of the Lloyds Bank Foundation.
The value of foundation grants to the voluntary sector now exceeds grants made by government; this makes foundations potentially powerful forces for good in society.
Yet Dan Corry and Paul Streets argue that foundations are falling short in two main areas - the power which grantees have and the lack of core funding, specialist staff and office space. They comment on the need for foundations to be bolder in speaking out and acting as agents of change themselves.
The discussion touches on the transparency of foundations, the level of support they give to grantees, the importance of core funding, and the current state of trust across philanthropic institutions.
Alliance magazine December 2017 issue preview
lundi 27 novembre 2017 • Durée 02:54
Alliance editor Charles Keidan has a special preview of the launch of our freshly redesigned December issue of our publication, with our special feature on philanthropy and the media.
Alliance Audio - The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
mardi 19 septembre 2017 • Durée 21:34
In this third Alliance Audio, Alliance editor Charles Keidan hosts a discussion with Dr Joanna Macrae, Director of European Partnerships at GiveDirectly; Dilhani Wijeyesekera, International Development Consultant at Comic Relief; and Ben Morton Wright, President and Group CEO of Global Philanthropic, about philanthropy's involvement with international development and the Sustainable Development Goals.
Alliance Audio - Solidarity & philanthropy
mercredi 7 juin 2017 • Durée 24:06
Welcome to the second Alliance Audio - recorded live from Warsaw at the 2017 European Foundation Centre conference!
In this podcast Alliance editor Charles Keidan hosts a discussion with Ewa Kulik-Bielińska, outgoing Chair of the EFC and Director of the Stefan Batory Foundation, Stefan Schäfers, Head of European Affairs at the King Baudouin Foundation and Liana Varon, Deputy Secretary General at the Third Sector Foundation of Turkey.
What does solidarity look like from where they are? And how is philanthropy responding to the strains between people and states across Europe. If solidarity means different things to different people, how can philanthropy help to build a shared humanity?