Program #24
June 02, 2008
Philanthropy and Civil Society: A European Perspective
Presenters:
Julianna Koksarova, Research visitor to CPNS from the Institute for Nonprofit Organizations at the University of Georgia
Dr Diana Leat, Director, Creative Philanthropy Programme, Carnegie UK Trust (London)
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For More Information
Civil Society in Eastern Europe
- Latvia
- Dr Thomas Holland
- Dr Michelle Carney
- University of Georgia Insitute of Nonprofit Organizations
- Indiana University Philanthropic Studies Program
- LCC International University (formerly Lithuanian Christian College)
Just Change: Strategies for increasing philanthropic impact
- Report - Just Change: Strategies for increasing philanthropic impact
- CPNS Seminar in conjunction with Philanthropy Australia (February 2008): Just Change: Strategies for Increasing Philanthropic Impact
- Just Change posting on Philanthropy Australia's PhilanthropyOz Blog
- Audio taken from CPNS Seminar (September 2005) Philanthropy in the 21st Century: Reflections on Why and For What? with Dr Diana Leat and Professor Helmut Anheier
- Carnegie UK Trust: Creative Philanthropy Programme
Presenters
Julianna Koksarova
Research visitor to CPNS from the Institute for Nonprofit Organizations at the University of Georgia
Interested in researching civil society and philanthropy, Julianna is a research visitor to CPNS from the Institute of Nonprofit Organizations at the University of Georgia. Graduating from LCC International University (formerly Lithuania Christian College) with an equivalent of a Bachelor of Psychology in 2006, Julianna is currently completing her Master’s in Management of Nonprofit Organizations. At the completion of this degree Julianna will pursue PhD in Philanthropic Studies programat Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Dr Diana Leat
Director, Creative Philanthropy Programme
Carnegie UK Trust (London)
Currently the Director of the Creative Philanthropy Programme at Carnegie UK Trust, in the past five years Diana has also acted as a consultant to various grantmaking foundations in the UK and Australia reviewing their policies and practices and, as The Myer Fellow at QUT and Senior Research Fellow at Deakin University with Philanthropy Australia, worked on a study of foundation stakeholders, governance and accountability.
In her most recent visit to Australia and CPNS, Diana shared findings from her recent work published in her book "Just Change: Strategies for Increasing Philanthropic Impact" 2007. Diana has published extensively on the voluntary sector, foundations and social policy including her book co-authored with Prof Helmut Anheier "Creative Philanthropy: Toward a Philanthropy for the Twenty-First Century" published in 2006.
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