OPEN ACCESS THROUGH JULY 31, 2024: Announcing the publication of the special issue of Local Development & Society Volume 5 issue 1 on Place Based Philanthropy and Community Development has been published as a special issued edited and conceptualized by:
Patsy Kraeger, Ph.D., CSU- Bakersfield,
Frank Ridzi, Ph.D., MPA, Central New York Community Foundation and Lemoyne College,
Rhonda Phillips, PhD, F.A.I.C.P, Chatham University, and,
Kathryn Dilworth, Ph.D., CFRM, CFRE, Purdue University.
I am very proud of this work with my co-editors. It is four years in the making from conceptualization from May 2020 to publication on May 24, 2024. (The actual volume shows an April 2024 publication date for the special issue).
This volume adds a global perspective to placebased philanthropy and community development as well as bringing together academics and high level practioners from community foundations to expand the field recognizing the value of both theory, research and practice.
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Local Development and Society is a Taylor & Francis/ Routledge journal is indexed in Scopus.
# Placebased Philanthropy # Community Development # Theory and Practice
# Community Philanthropy
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1moI really didn't know what "Juneteenth" means, so I went and asked some people if they knew what "Juneteenth means and I got a lot of great answers. So for me, from the answers I received, it's about recognizing and honoring people who brought/ bring great achievements to us as a whole. Charniece D. Tisdale, Senior Director of DEI at Oak Street Health, gave a great example of recognizing and honoring people who teamed to beautify a neighborhood in Southwest side of Chicago as well as honoring colleagues, patients and communities who through acts of service, community building, and raising awareness. For those of us who are sports fans, I would like to honor and recognize those people of color who fought the great fight to integrate our national pastime and other sports leagues to make our games more interesting to watch and bring more sports heroes to our country. Those names are the great Jackie Robinson, Willie Mays (RIP), Satchel Paige, Jim Brown, Doug Williams, Juan Marichel, Reggie Jackson, Lew Alcindor aka Kareem Abdul Jabar, Tiger Woods, and the list goes on and on. These are some of the greatest sports people who fought to break the color barrier in our national sporting events to bring equality. There's a lot to honor!!