The EPIP 2011 National Conference generated an incredible amount of buzz in philanthropy's blogosphere. In this post, we provide links to many of the blog posts related to the conference content and experience. The authors include EPIP members and leaders, conference speakers, and senior leaders in the field. Thanks to all for the enthusiasm and analysis!
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Maisha Simmons: The Experiences of An Emerging Leader at National Philanthropy Conferences here
Alfonso Wenker: Pearls of Wisdom from EPIP's National Conference here
Chanelle Gandy: Reflections from a Millennial here Chris Cardona: Let the River Run: on confluence (or not) of EPIP 2011 National Conference) & Council on Foundations 2011 Annual Conference here
Christine Reeves, NCRP: Top Ten Lessons from Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy here
Another Multiplier Effect: Invest in Talent Development – Part One here, Part Two here
Trista Harris: I Told You EPIP Was Awesome here
Tammie Power Dynamics (from #epip11): here
Richard Woo: Fountain of Youth here
Holly Wolf: Letter to COF Conference Attendees here
Sterling Spiern: Promoting Intergenerational Leadership & Racial Justice in Philanthropy here
Kris Putnam Walkerly and Rusty Stahl: EPIP Provides Support and Opportunity for Emerging Leaders in Philanthropy here
Kris Putnam Walkerly and Rusty Stahl: Advancing the Next Generation: EPIP’s Impact on Philanthropy here
Added bonus: a post I just found from last year, which addresses the intersection of race, class and power dynamics amongst funders, a critical topic at the 2011 EPIP National Conference:
Annah Sidigu: Can Philanthropy Become the Change that It Wishes to See? Reflections from EPIP and ABFE Conferences (2010) here
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