SXSW 2023
How to Save America From a Human Rights Meltdown
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Most donations in the U.S. go to mega-charities. But often it’s small grassroots organizations that are truly transformational. The Innocence Project, started by two guys at a law clinic, exposed massive flaws in the justice system. Camp Jened, a nonprofit for disabled children, helped pass The Americans with Disabilities Act. With so many pressing issues in need of real social change, how do we democratize support for lesser-known or 'forgotten' causes to solve today's human rights crises?
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Takeaways
- Discover the immense value of democratizing charitable giving for lesser-known charities to maximize global social impact
- Understand the unique challenges that smaller nonprofits face, in comparison to mega-charities, in an increasingly crowded charitable giving market
- Learn the best ways to maximize the impact of your personal charitable giving efforts, as well as how more corporations can move the needle, for good
Speakers
- Rob Sobhani, CEO & Founder, Sparo, Sparo
- Tash Terry, Co-Founder and Artistic Director, IndigenenousWays
- Stephen Ritz, Founder, Green Bronx Machine
- Regina Blye, Chief Program and Policy Officer, Reeve Foundation
Organizer
Millicent Fortunoff, Communications, Sparo
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