Cultivating Genuine Belonging as a Practice to Fix and Fund the Charitable Sector

Résumé

The article explores how cultivating genuine belonging, safety, inclusion, and open dialogue can help address racism, strengthen workplace culture, improve staff retention, and build a stronger charitable sector.

The charitable sector is facing a global crisis. Nowhere is this more emphasized than in North America, where Black fundraisers in Canada and the United States report heightened concerns about racism and alienation within predominantly white charitable institutions. Could cultivating genuine belonging be the most practical path to repairing organizational dysfunction and advancing social and environmental justice?

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