Make Shift Happen Blog
Make Shift Happen Season 2: A Look At What’s Ahead
By Mia Reilly, Deputy Director, Tara Health Foundation and Executive Producer, Make Shift Happen
The Deeper Work of Trust-Based Philanthropy
By Mia Reilly, Deputy Director, Tara Health Foundation
The Relational Capital Behind Rapid Response
By Diana Parker-Kafka, Abortion Movement Fund Advisor and former Executive Director of Midwest Access Coalition; Founding Board Member for Apiary for Practical Support, Elevated Access, and Foxglove Fund
The Human, Relational Work of Systems Change
By Elise Belusa, Executive Director, Tara Health Foundation
It Matters Who Manages Capital
By Ruth Shaber, MD, Founder and President, Tara Health Foundation
Why Is Tara Health Spending Out? And Other FAQs
By Ruth Shaber, MD, Founder and President, Tara Health Foundation
Can We Heal Philanthropy’s Money Stuff?
By Elise Belusa, Executive Director, Tara Health Foundation
Movement-Led Funds as Experiments in Regeneration
By Maria Nakae, Senior Director of Just Transition Investing, Justice Funders
Building New Futures from the Grassroots
By Mia Reilly, Deputy Director, Tara Health Foundation
Community-Led Care Requires Integrated Capital
By Tenesha Duncan, Founder and CEO of Orchid Capital Collective, Tara Health Foundation Anchor Organization
From Conflict to Confluence of Interest
By Rachel Robasciotti, Founder and Co-CEO, Adasina Social Capital, Tara Health Foundation Board Chair
Shifting Power to Find Connection
By Ruth Shaber, MD, Founder and President, Tara Health Foundation
Sharing Wealth, Strengthening Community: From Extraction to Beloved Community
By Mia Reilly, Deputy Director, Tara Health Foundation
Short on Funds, Long on Relationship: Spending Out to Meet the Moment
By Elise Belusa, Executive Director, Tara Health Foundation
100% Mission Alignment to Move Beyond the 5/95 Model
By Ruth Shaber, MD, Founder and President, Tara Health Foundation
Philanthropy: The Origin Story
By Elise Belusa, Executive Director, Tara Health Foundation
Do Philanthropy Differently. Welcome to the Make Shift Happen Conversation Series
By Mia Reilly, Deputy Director, Tara Health Foundation