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Many Native non-profits tap into the philanthropy of large foundations to fund their work. Relying on funders who don’t always have a full understanding of Native priorities and protocols carries the potential for significant implications. Edgar Villanueva, author of “Decolonizing Wealth,” also questions the wisdom of accepting funds from philanthropic endeavors built by corporate giants whose business is in direct conflict with Native sovereignty and sustainability. We’ll hear from Villanueva about some options for a new path for philanthropy.
Guests:
Edgar Villanueva (Lumbee) – author of “decolonizing wealth,” chair of the board of director of Native Americans in Philanthropy
Gina Jackson (Western Shoshone) – program director for Native Americans in Philanthropy Location: Los Angeles, California
Tribe:
Break 1 Music: Red Man Groove Thing (song) Anthony Wakeman (artist) Handprints Of Our People (album)
Break 2 Music: Wiconi (song) Primeaux & Mike (artist) Road to Peace (album)
