The Kataly Foundation Resources for Funders
We have identified longer-term learning opportunities and pathways to deepen the philanthropic praxis of partners in the field, including learning and giving circles, because in our experience, sustained participation is key to political development and relationship building. Additionally, all of the groups and practice spaces listed below integrate a race, class, and power analysis to their work and are working toward wealth redistribution. Here are some values-aligned spaces and the partners’ programs we recommend for ongoing learning:
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Market 166 Grocery Coop
Market 166 is a community-owned grocery co-op startup in East Point, Georgia, bringing a full-service store to the Tri-Cities.
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Restorative Economies Fund
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Roadmap to Reparations
Discriminatory mortgage lending. Private prison investments. Police foundation funding. Wells Fargo has a long, storied history of exploiting Black people for profit. Now it’s time they pay reparations. Learn more about Wells Fargo’s racist practices and how organizers are rising…
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