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Consumer Health Foundation – Internal Diversity and Equity Indicators

This 2015 assessment lists internal diversity and equity indicators used by Consumer Health Foundation.


Diversity at TCE: Important Enough to Measure

Robert K. Ross, MD, President and CEO of The California Endowment (TCE) and D5 Co-Chair, describes how data collection enables his foundation to live its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, in a recent GlassPockets blog post. TCE’s Diversity Audits stand as a model to the field for tracking progress on a range of DEI indicators.


Kresge Foundation CEO Speaks Out on Green Ceiling and Diversity Data

Don’t miss the op-ed by Kresge Foundation President and CEO Rip Rapson in which he calls his fellow environmental funders to task for perpetuating a “green ceiling” within the environmental movement—where people of color and other groups are under-represented among staff and boards of environmental organizations, and grassroots organizations are less likely to receive philanthropic dollars. […]


A Proven Playbook for Increased Effectiveness

This piece by D5 Director Kelly Brown was originally published by Markets for Good on May 26, 2015. You can access the article here.  As the director of an organization that works with foundations across the country, I get to see remarkable examples of foundations working together and learning from each other about how to be more effective. […]


Why Diversity Data is a Priority

D5 is working with partners to develop and pilot diversity data standards. Critical to this effort is building the field’s ability and willingness to collect and share demographic data about who works in and leads philanthropic institutions, and about who benefits from philanthropic investments. Here, we showcase three recent articles that make the case for […]