Program Recording

This webinar recording dives into the latest research in the "CEO Blueprint for Racial Equity," which goes beyond diversity and inclusion commitments to the heart of the opportunity ahead for companies to advance equity in the workplace and beyond. Learn how the report – developed by the Corporate Racial Equity Alliance, an initiative led by PolicyLink, FSG and JUST Capital – is informing rigorous corporate performance standards on racial and economic equity.

This webinar recording captures a presentation of the results of our first racial equity capacity assessment and how Ohio funders are advancing their racial equity work.

Webinar recordings for the January 22 Ohio Collaborative for Educating Remotely and Transforming Schools (OCER)

This webinar shared an in-depth overview of recently introduced federal Accelerating Charitable Efforts (ACE) Act and how its proposed provisions would impact private foundations and donor advised funds (DAFs) held by community foundations and other entities.

This webinar shared what federal tax laws permit and prohibit when it comes to advocacy as well as Ohio's lobbying rules for private foundations and public charities.

Explore how investing in nonprofit capacity through skills-based volunteers addresses critical community needs in this webinar recording.

Learn how employee resource groups can be used as a critical internal strategy complementing an organization’s corporate citizenship. Discover how KeyBank - the nation’s only large regional bank with a female CEO – amplifies its principles of gender equity, diversity and inclusion through employee resource groups.  

This program recording recapped legislative efforts on divisive concepts bills and critical race theory and how you can engage with accurate information and resonating messages.

Impact investing has the potential to enable every foundation, regardless of size, to pursue its philanthropic mission more effectively. It can help family foundations with few or no staff put more and different types of capital to work for social good and it can deliver philanthropic impact alongside financial returns—which enables reinvestment of those funds in pursuit of even more social good.

This Midwest Community Foundation Webinar hosted by the Council of Michigan Foundations explored these timely questions: What is your purpose as a grantmaker now and into the future? How are you adapting your grantmaking to stay accountable to your community, particularly Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) communities? What is the story that your foundation wants to tell about this experience five years from now?