Resource Generation is a multiracial membership community of young people (18-35) with wealth and/or class privilege committed to the equitable distribution of wealth, land, and power.
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Through dynamic organizing, praxis groups, political education, chapter events, conferences, local campaigns, and being in community with each other, our work as an organization helps grow our membership of young people with wealth taking action toward the equitable distribution of wealth, land, and power. Since our founding in the 90s, our members have protested in the streets, spoke out at city council meetings, become heads of their family’s foundations, founded donor networks, and moved millions of dollars into revolutionary organizations led by working-class and poor communities and people of color fighting for economic and racial justice.
Introducing RG College Organizing Fellows!
Indigenous Land Tax: One Way that RG Strives to Create Policies that Reflect Our Values
RG at CPD’s People’s Convention!
“Donors:” If You Mean Rich People, Just Say So
Mass Awakening vs Mass Shooting, a Call to White Men
Thank you, Sarah!
Take Action in Solidarity with Resistance Movements!
Building trust and being trustworthy as a young person with wealth
Fighting the Abortion Bans and for Reproductive Justice
You might have class privilege if…
Getting real about our class backgrounds is a critical part of supporting poor and working-class led economic and racial justice movements. Unfortunately, the vast majority of people in the U.S. incorrectly identify as middle-class. Check out this quiz to learn more about how class privilege shows up in your life.
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Our Publications
Check out our books on intersecting types of oppression and privilege, class, and social justice philanthropy!
Creating Change Through Family Philanthropy: The Next Generation
Many families are looking for ways to engage the “next generation” in philanthropy. But for next generation members, getting involved raises complicated questions.
Classified: How to Stop Hiding Your Privilege and Use It For Social Change
The fight for economic justice can draw some stark battle lines. It is often painted as an “us versus them” struggle, with the rich in the role of “them,” and the rest cast as “us.”
Legacy and Innovation: A Guidebook for Families on Social Change Philanthropy
Practical for grantmakers at all levels, this guidebook provides tools and resources to begin conversations within the family, to deepen existing practices, and to strengthen philanthropic structures.
Resource Generation’s Social Change Giving Plan Notebook
Thought about giving, but don’t know where to start? Been giving for a while and want to be more effective? Wondering about things like shared decision-making, addressing root causes, and being more accountable in your giving?
Social Change Financial Planning Notebook
A comprehensive guide and planning booklet to help you set goals, organize and follow through on growing your wealth through socially responsible investments. Recommended for anyone interested in harnessing their resources to make substantive, progressive change.
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