Crises seem to happen with increasing frequency and severity, and it is becoming clearer that one form of crisis can trigger or aggravate another - the crisis in Ukraine and the cost of living, floods and climate change - and of course any other form of natural disaster and humanitarian crisis.
In this webinar, we will be exploring:
- Philanthropy is often an early responder to crises. The first and urgent task is relief, but should philanthropy be doing more to build resilience against future shocks before and after crises?
- When the world's attention moves on, what can philanthropy do to either make sure that the sufferers are getting the help they need, or to rebuild their lives and their societies?
- Given the relationship between crises, is it more important for different types of funders to make common cause - or should they stick to their area of expertise?
Featuring:
Patricia McIlreavy
President & CEO
Center for Disaster Philanthropy
Annemieke de Jong
Head of Portfolio Refugee Livelihoods
IKEA Foundation
Nasra Ismail
Global Strategy and Development Leader
ICAP Aspen Fellow
Kellea Miller
Executive Director
Human Rights Funders Network
22 ноя 2022
