Stanford SOCIAL INNOVATION-Using Impact Investing to Advance Racial Equity
How Foundations Are Using Impact Investing to Advance Racial Equity
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How Foundations Are Using Impact Investing to Advance Racial Equity
Equity for Native American Communities: Using Mission Investments Alongside Grants
Northwest Area Foundation and NCDFI’s
Northwest Area Foundation Newsletter
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https://www.nwaf.org/2018-annual-report/
Native CDFIs’ Beauty and Promise IV: Oweesta Launches $10M Native CDFI Capital Pool to Fund Growth in Indian Country
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Oweesta’s Krystal Langholz Speaks Up on Native Gathering Day and Shares Four Major Insights About Investing in Native Communities
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