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Giving Circles
Giving circles are a new trend in Australia as women and men realise the value of working with other like-minded people to pool philanthropic investment. They have been described as a cross between a book club and an investment group, creating a low-key environment to learn about social issues. In recognition of this emerging trend, we have drawn on the expertise and advice from around the globe to bring you this step-by-step guide, plus inspiring Australian case studies and further resources.
Starting a giving circle is relatively simple and anyone can do it. It doesn’t matter who you are, what you know about the community sector or how much money you have to invest. We hope you find the following information helpful and look forward to hearing about your journey …
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Well done @EcstraAus at assembling this brilliant panel to examine financial issues and policies for women and explore how to best to reset and invest in women @corporatefox @danielleiwood @EcstraAus @cassandragoldie @MoneyGirlAU to improve economic well-being for all women.
Economic recovery looking good? Not for the many women facing major challenges. Hear from our expert panel @EcstraAus
Thank you @ProBonoNews for sharing our @EconomicsEquity report for private and corporate philanthropy. We hope all funders @PhilanthropyAus @champs_change find our resources helpful with gender lens to their giving. https://probonoaustralia.com.au/news/2021/04/the-future-of-investment-is-female/
Thanks for joining us @victorsojo and for sharing the report.
New report on Gender-wise investing by @AIIWomen, @leonora_risse & @EconomistAnge:
"If we take a gender-neutral approach to recovery, women will not only remain behind, they will fall further behind.”
https://www.aiiw.org.au/news/australias-gender-equality-will-continue-to-slump-without-focused-investment-post-covid-19/