20 years Advancing Equity. The Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit.Washington, DC, June 6-8, 2014. JAG_ad.qxp_Layout 1 5/20/14 9:22 AM Page 1 A Partner With Communities Where Children Come First The W.K. Kellogg Foundation is proud to support the 2014 JAG Unity Summit. wkkf.org #JAGUnity2014 20 years Advancing Equity. The Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit.Washington, DC, June 6-8, 2014. ZIP CODE ZIP CODE 95219 92657 Life Expectancy Life Expectancy 73 < 88 Your ZIP code shouldn’t predict how long you’ll live – but it does. Staying healthy requires much more than doctors and diets. Every day, our surroundings and activities affect how long – and how well – we’ll live. Health Happens in Neighborhoods. | Health Happens in Schools. Health Happens with Prevention. To learn more visit #Health4All www.calendow.org Dear Joint Affinity Group Leaders, And historically under-resourced communities continue Partners, and Allies, to be disproportionately underfunded by philanthropy. JAG’s new Advancing Equity Together Campaign aims to It is our pleasure to welcome you to the build a new movement for equity that taps the power of JAG Unity Summit—Advancing Equity demographic changes that are transforming the U.S. in Together. This year marks the 20th the 21st century. anniversary of JAG, which represents Through the combination of your voices, interactive more than 2,500 AAPI, Black, Latino, gatherings, and thought-provoking speakers, we believe that our time together at the Unity Summit will be Native, and LGBTQ men and women inspiring and transformative. in the philanthropic, nonprofit, and This year’s program was designed to create space for corporate sectors. all participants to participate as thought leaders and This is a defining moment in the history of social social innovators. As each of us navigate the rapid pace justice philanthropy. Over the past generation, our of change in philanthropy and the larger social sector, nation has seen dramatic demographic shifts. States we invite you to engage in the Unity Summit in a spirit like California and Texas are now “majority-minority,” of forward leaning thinking, open mindedness about and it is projected that by 2050, for the first time in adaptation and innovation, standing firm in our shared history, whites will make up less than 50% of the U.S. commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. population. Thank you for joining us. While these demographic shifts have many implications, racial disparities continue to be deeply rooted in the Onward in Unity, U.S. in areas ranging from education, jobs, immigration, health, criminal justice and access to public services. Joint Affinity Group 2014 Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit| 1 Summit Information Summit Hotel Starbucks Cafe: Coffee House, open for breakfast and lunch All Summit events (unless specifically noted) will take place at MIXX: Eclectic, open for dinner the Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel located at The Presidents Sports Bar, American, open for lunch and 999 Ninth Street NW Washington, District Of Columbia 20001. dinner The phone number of the hotel is 202-898-9000. Liberty Market, Deli, open for lunch and dinner Registration Evaluations Registration will be staffed the following hours: Friday and Saturday, June. 6th and 7th, 7:00am – 8:00pm at the Grand JAG needs and appreciates your feedback. An overall Registration Desk. You will receive your name badge, which is conference evaluation will be e-mailed to you after the required for all meal functions, when you register. Please wear conference. it at all times. FedEX/Kinko’s/Business Center Food and Drink The hotel’s business center is open 24 hours per day and is Your Summit registration fee includes breakfast and lunch on located on the Ballroom level of the hotel and is accessible both Friday and Saturday as well as refreshment breaks each with your room key. The FedEx/Kinkos section (in the same day. Your registration also includes the ABFE James A. Joseph space) is staffed M-F 7:00 am-5:00pm. They are closed on Lecture Awards and Dinner on Saturday night. weekends. Their phone number is 202-789-1015 The hotel features five restaurants: Smoking Policy Fifteen Squares Restaurant: American, open for breakfast and lunch The hotel is a non-smoking property. 2 | 2014 Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit Important Tips to Fully Engage in Unity Summit Session Key Code: the JAG Unity Summit unConference • JAGTalks: 20-minute flash presentations on social justice initiatives, models and Concepts Experience: • JAGPrenuerial: Philanthropic Ideas and Innovations 1. Go with the flow. This summit is intended to help you find the time • JAGAcademy: Social justice tools, instruction or training and space to talk with and learn from each other. • JAGCircle: Intimate discussions about social change strategies 2. Follow your passion. Go to the sessions that interest you. • JAGTank: Gallery of interactive social justice initiative posters, 3. Tweet, and tweet often. Use the #JAGUnity2014 hashtag. exhibits and demonstrations 4. Going to the CoF Conference? Get a free taxi ride on us! Uber is • JAGPlenary: Welcome Reception, Breakfast at the Main Stage, offering Joint Affinity Groups attendees an exclusive $30 new user Luncheon Plenary and Closing Plenary promo code, valid for a free Uber DC ride up to $30. Offer valid from 06/01/14 to 8/01/14. Go to uber.com/go/jag2014 for details. 5. JAG appreciates your feedback which can be provided at: Use our lightning fast epip.org/UNITYeval. An overall conference evaluation will also be mobile tool to stay current emailed to you after the conference. and track your personal Summit schedule. SCHED makes it easy! http://jagunitysummit2014.sched.org/ 2014 Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit| 3 Schedule at a glance Thursday Friday Partner June 5 June 6 Summit Day 7 Unity Summit registration 8 Emerging A 9 Practitioners in M Association of Philanthropy (EPIP) 10 Black Foundation National Executives (ABFE) Conference ☛ See page 16 11 Annual Conference ☛ See page 7 12 Native Americans in Philanthropy (NAP) 1 Asian Americans/ Program Pacific Islanders in 2 Philanthropy (AAPIP) Network Convening ☛ 3 See page 6 P 4 M 5 Funders for LGBTQ EPIP Member Issues Happy Hour 6 Welcome Reception JAG Welcome (off-site) Reception and 7 Opening Plenary 8 4 | 2014 Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit Saturday JAG Unity Sunday JAG at Council on June 7 Summit June 8 Foundations Conference 7 Unity Summit registration Breakfast at the Networking 8 Main Stage Breakfasts A 9 JAG Tank Summit Morning M ☛ See page 23 Concurrent Sessions 10 ☛ See page 18 Opening Plenary Session 11 12 JAG Luncheon Plenary The State of the Nation: 1 American History, Identity and Politics 2 Summit Afternoon Ticketed event and pre-registration Concurrent Sessions is required. This event is included in ☛ 3 See page 23 the bundled registration. P 4 M 5 JAG Closing Plenary 6 James A. Joseph 7 Lecture, Awards Dinner and 8 Reception 2014 Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit| 5 AAPIP Network Convening Friday, June 6, 1-5pm 2:45p Fish Bowl Conversations Listen in and join the discussion on the kinds of leadership it takes 1p Welcome: Beadsie Woo, AAPIP Board Chair, Senior Associate in the to advance social justice and build movements for change Center for Family Economic Success at the Annie E. Casey Foundation and AAPIP Board Chair Pat Eng, AAPIP NYC Chapter Co-Chair 1:15p Opening remarks: Peggy Saika, AAPIP President and Executive June Noronha, Senior Manager with the Native Nations Team, Director Bush Foundation and AAPIIP Board Member 1:30p Building an Inclusive Movement for Racial and Immigrant Justice: Nisha Patel, Deputy Director of Ascend as the Aspen Institute The Politics of identity, race, and class within the US Saket Soni, Executive Director of the National Guestworker Alliance Barbara Phillips, Board Member, Programme on Women’s and the New Orleans Workers’ Center for Racial Justice Economic, Social & Cultural Rights International 2:30p Break Location: Meeting Room 8/9 Location: Meeting Room 8/9 6 | 2014 Joint Affinity Groups Unity Summit ABFE 2014 Annual Conference Program UMOJA: Striving for Unity in the Family, Community, Nation and Race! ABFE’s 2014 Annual Conference Friday, June 6, 9:30am-6pm large ways—even serving other parts of the examines the intersections of world. Although Black populations often look to organizations first for charity, traditional people, systems, programs and 9:30a- ABFE Annual Membership Meeting philanthropy tends to overlook them when movements to increase responsive 11a ABFE’s annual meeting provides our imagining the full landscape of giving. How members, supporters and friends with an and transformative investments in can these organizations continue to serve as update on the organization’s current vision, Black communities. viable and critical community partners within activities and overall health. During this the larger scope of philanthropy? Come join a diverse array of meeting, ABFE members will vote in new colleagues from the philanthropic, board members and recognize those that are Presenters: Faith Bynoe, Member, Black non-profit, finance, academic, departing the body. New, five year, and 10 Benefactors Giving Circle (DC); Terri Lee sports and entertainment and year members will be recognized. Freeman, Community Foundation for the media sectors to learn about Location: Grand North National Capital Region; C. Marie Henderson, promising national and Washington The Community Foundation for Montgomery 11a-1p Responsive Philanthropy in Black DC-based efforts that are investing County; Tamara Lucas Copeland, Washington Communities Salons: Together – Let’s in Black communities. Regional Association of Grantmakers; Rev. Dr. Mobilize the Village to Make a Difference Crystal Kuykendall, Henry C. Gregory III Family As a key feature, we will delve into Before and since the first community Life Center Foundation; Antoinette Malveaux, the tenets of ABFE’s Responsive foundation was created nearly 100 years Casey Family Programs; RaAlim Shabazz, President, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.