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Candid: Community Ownership for Community Power Fund announces launch

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Announcing New Community Ownership for Community Power Fund

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Frontline Leaders Setting Strategy for Next Phase of Fund for an Inclusive California

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Expanding the Scope of Trust-Based Philanthropy: How Funders are Helping Reshape Learning & Evaluation

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Measuring our accountability to movement: CCF leaders share a flipped mindset for evaluation at CHANGE Philanthropy’s Unity Summit

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As Wildfires Threaten More Prisons, the Incarcerated Ask Who Will Save Their Lives

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