Posted June 30, 2016 by Dominique Tan
by Dominque Tan and Rachel Gelman, Bay Area RG Chapter leaders
If a group of poor and indigenous people knocked on your door, would you receive them? If they asked whether you would donate your resources to community reparations, would … Continue reading »
Posted June 5, 2016 by Ellie Poley
By Ellie Poley (member Chicago chapter; former member Seattle chapter)
Introduction
When my wife and I decided to create a bold, radical giving plan, we had to chart our own course because our money comes from monthly paychecks and annual … Continue reading »
Posted May 23, 2016 by Rachel Adler
by Rachel Adler, RG Member
Every few months, I’ll make up a batch of my famous caramel corn and invite the Philly chapter of Resource Generation to my house for an hour or so on a weekday evening. A few … Continue reading »
Posted February 17, 2016 by cromanik
by Cara Romanik, RG member
Tracy is always in the same place when we talk: her study in West Cornwall, Connecticut, at her desktop computer. There is a cherry-colored wall behind her, a bulletin board covered with mementos and pictures … Continue reading »
Posted February 12, 2016 by Nicole Lewis
by Nicole Lewis
By now you’ve probably read a blog or two or three reacting to Beyoncé’s latest video, Formation. We haven’t seen this much Beyoncé-mania since she dropped her last self-titled album without notice.
No matter if you … Continue reading »
Posted December 21, 2015 by Cheyenna Weber
by Zak Wear, RG member
Resource Generation’s 2015 Making Money Make Change conference brought me back to my home state of Maryland. I was excited to take the week to see my people, rake mom and dad’s leaves, eat, and … Continue reading »
Posted December 16, 2015 by Maggie Heraty
By Maggie Heraty and David Roswell of RG North Carolina
As Resource Generation North Carolina has grown in numbers and deepened in scope, we have recognized the need to strengthen our base and be more public and active in our … Continue reading »
Posted December 9, 2015 by Ebrahimi
Farhad Ebrahimi – RG alumni member and long-time major supporter of RG – on strategy and movement-building with his foundation. Lots of juicy nuggets and modeling of social justice values and transparency in philanthropy. This post originally appeared at Medium… Continue reading »
Posted December 3, 2015 by Colette
In the last couple of weeks (and years), we’ve seen another marked rise in white supremacy – horrific violence against Black communities, and escalation of Islamophobia and fascism (Syrian refugee crisis, Donald Trump’s anti-Muslim plans). We … Continue reading »
Posted November 4, 2015 by Ebrahimi
This article was originally posted at Waging Nonviolence.
By Kate Aronoff
In a political and economic system seemingly tailor-made for the 1 percent, backlash against “wealth therapy” — the trend of moneyed Americans seeking counsel through their Occupy-induced feeling … Continue reading »
