On Say More, we're big on taking care of both the world – and each other. I sat down with @kristatippett, @OnBeing creator and @nytimes bestselling author to talk about what it means to nurture our spirit and evolve our world together.

What we can accomplish together far exceeds what we can achieve alone. @SSIReview shares insights into how philanthropy can deepen impact through collaboration, especially during times of uncertainty.

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How can art help build a thriving democracy? An expression of our authentic selves, art allows us to share our unique stories, sparking curiosity and understanding of others — an essential foundation for an engaged civic society. @npquarterly:

If you know me, you know I’m a big lover of jazz. It’s a vital piece of our culture and creative legacy that sparks stories and connection across generations. Loved reading how #philanthropy has been supporting this art:

What better way to honor the complexities of America’s history than by walking the very path of our ancestors. Inspired by learning from the past to build a better future, young leaders trace the steps of Harriet Tubman. More in @npquarterly:

On Say More, I sat down with @MomsDemand founder @shannonrwatts. Reflecting on the Sandy Hook tragedy, she shares her journey from grief to rage to activism with insights into connecting with others across lines of difference to unite around shared values.

We must embrace flexible strategies and bold innovation to drive impact, even amid uncertainty. @SSIReview explores how adaptability and imagination can help social sector leaders effectively respond to and lead through complex change.

How can nurturing our spirits evolve our world? We’re revisiting one of our most beloved conversations from Say More, featuring @kristatippett — @onbeing creator, renowned Peabody Award-winning broadcaster and New York Times bestselling author. Tune in:

What is art’s role in times of crisis? The enduring power of music invites us to remember the tragedies of persecution and to honor the resilience and humanity of those who lived through it. Read how one nonprofit explores in @Philanthropy:

.@the_emancipator explores @pewresearch and shares insights on how Americans feel about the progress on racial equality since then.

This month marks the 5th anniversary of George Floyd’s murder and the nationwide racial reckoning that followed, an important time to take stock of where we’ve been and where we want to go.

Tune in for the return of the "Let's Say A Little Bit More About" series where I dig deeper into what we explore on Say More. We’re featuring insights from Angela Glover Blackwell, @hmcghee & @TweedySamantha about cultivating hope. Listen here:

Happiness is not something we find alone. After decades of research on what creates a fulfilling life, the common thread is connection — from volunteering, attending community events or writing a letter of gratitude to a loved one. More in @nytimes:

On Say More, I sat down with @ellmcgirt, editor-in-chief of @DesignObserver. Traveling across the country as a journalist, she’s found that leading with curiosity creates space for connection and can help us come together as a nation. Listen here:

Sustained, unrestricted funds grounded in trust are essential to philanthropy — reflecting confidence in the expertise of proximate leaders as well as their capacity to meet community needs and catalyze systemic change. @yesmagazine:

The weight of grief can be overwhelming, yet to honor it is to embrace the complexity of being human. Reframing how we move through grief is an invitation to heal in community and recognize that grief itself is a powerful expression of love. @time:

On Say More, I sat down with @andreperryedu of @brookingsinst to explore the connection between wellbeing and power. Author of “Black Power Scorecard,” he shares what Black power really means and how this understanding can close the racial wealth gap.

At @trellisgroup_’s GreenBiz Conference, I sat down with @HipHopCaucus founder @RevYearwood to explore why we need to become good ancestors for the future generations to come and that in order to do so — we must lead with compassion and hope. Tune in now!

New Say More! I had the pleasure of sitting down with the legend Angela Glover Blackwell, @policylink founder & former CEO. We talked about how to shift mental models to strengthen our multiracial democracy and claim our collective power.

To have the best chance at influencing systems, philanthropy must demonstrate trust by providing unrestricted capital and investing in capacity-building efforts. How can we ensure nonprofits have the opportunity to dream big? Read more in @PND_Blog:

Get your questions in for the Say More podcast! I’ll be joined by @andreperryedu senior fellow and director of the Center for Community Uplift at the @BrookingsInst.