Far From the Day-to-Day, Boston Leaders Reflect, Connect
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Members of the 2017 class of Barr Fellows share about their ten-day learning journey to Rwanda.
How can Massachusetts Diversify its Nonprofit Leadership?
A new report explores the racial leadership gap in Massachusetts’ nonprofit sector and offers recommendations to address a longstanding challenge with deep roots.
Board Time: Three Keys to Strategic Engagement
Jim Canales contributes to a new blog series on effective foundation governance.
Introducing the 2017 Barr Fellows
Twelve recognized for their leadership and impact within the Greater Boston community.
“If I made anyone here uncomfortable, you’re welcome.”
Three lessons in great communications from a philanthropy leadership conference.
Barr Renews Commitment to Signature Leadership Program
Next class of Barr Fellows to be named in mid-2017; Kimberly Haskins takes new role overseeing the Fellowship and other Cross-Program Initiatives.
New Opportunity for Boston Nonprofits to Strengthen their Leadership Teams
The Bridgespan Group seeks applications for six cohorts of Leading for Impact–Boston, with participation subsidized by Barr and five area funders.
Embracing Openness to Increase Effectiveness
Barr joins funder collaborative to increase openness and effectiveness in philanthropy.
Introducing Cross-Program Initiatives
Jim Canales describes initial priorities for a set of investments intended to complement and reinforce all of Barr’s core program work.
A New Cohort of Barr Fellows Commences with Learning Journey
Barr’s director of grants management, Kerri Hurley, reflects on travels through Bolivia with the 2015 Barr Fellows.