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2018 Reflections

The end of 2018 has been a reminder of just how big (and small) our world is, with visits to and from many of our international grantee partners. In November, the Julian Grace Foundation Board of...

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Philanthropy in the Generation Z – Moving Forward

Generation Z is the first true digital natives which may make it difficult to communicate and talk to us sometimes, but I promise you we don’t bite. The post Philanthropy in the Generation Z – Moving...

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2019 Reflections

As we embark on a new year (and new decade!) I’m offering up some thoughts on what I and really all of us at the Foundation have been thinking about and implementing in the past year.  What comes to my...

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Statement of Solidarity

Like all of you, the Board of Directors and staff of the Julian Grace Foundation have experienced a full range of emotions recently – anger, sadness, hope, despair, pain, and grief. We are grieving...

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The Internship Experience as a Low-Income Student

Unpaid internships perpetuate classism. While internships can be an excellent experience for young students and professionals, unpaid internships are problematic. The students who can afford to take on...

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Internships in the Time of COVID-19

Internships are available to students throughout college. As students, we are told about the importance of landing an internship, but often not provided the resources or guidance to find an internship....

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Ahtziri Alviso‘s Internship Program Reflection

During my summer internship at the Julian Grace Foundation (JGF), I had the opportunity to learn more about racial injustice and inequality and play a crucial part in the fight for racial justice...

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Katherine Roque’s Internship Program Reflection

My internship at the Julian Grace Foundation (JGF) reminded me of how environmental justice and economic disparity strongly correlate with each other. Using the definition by Detroiters Working for...

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On Rest and Leadership

I am a writer by nature. It’s how I process and heal and ideate. I also haven’t written anything truly reflective since our world was changed dramatically by the COVID-19 pandemic. I think it’s because...

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Our Racial Justice Learning Journey

Many of you have probably seen our recent Commitment to Racial Justice and wondered about the path behind it. There has indeed been quite a journey to even arrive here and we have much more to go. In...

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