During Climate Week NYC 2026, Global Greengrants Fund and the David and Lucile Packard Foundation brought together Indigenous leaders, grassroots funders, conservation practitioners, and philanthropy to explore a fundamental question: What would conservation look like if human rights, community power, and locally led solutions were treated as essential to environmental success? The conversation, Rethinking […]
What living systems can teach philanthropy about power, trust, and change. Across philanthropy and international development, “systems change” has become a familiar ambition. But what if some of the ways we think about changing systems are still rooted in the very logic we need to leave behind? In a recent conversation, How Does […]
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