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12/20/2012

Preparing for the Future of Philanthropy by Learning from its Past: Examining Trends in Foundation Archives

    In recent years there has been much written about the future of philanthropy. But what about its past and what we, as a field, can collectively learn from it? On December 11, Philanthropy New York sponsored a program exploring these themes. The program, "How Will Your Foundation's Story Be Told in 100 Years: Why Archives Matter," featured insights from archivists and foundation leaders about the significance and logistical issues of creating and maintaining archive records that are timely and accessible to internal staff and the public at large.

    Read the full article on Transparency Talk, a Foundation Center blog, by clicking here.

Posted at 09:26 AM in Corporate, Social and Ethical Responsibility, Data and Technology, Foundation Center Blogs |

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