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Carleton Experts Available – National Philanthropy Day

November 10, 2020

National Philanthropy Day is Nov. 15, 2020 and Carleton experts are available to speak about related topics.

Susan Phillips
Professor, Master of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership

Email: susan.phillips@carleton.ca

Phillips’ research focuses on public policy and regulation of philanthropy and the non-profit sector, financing of charities and non-profits, cross-sectoral collaboration, community foundations and place-based philanthropy.

Kristen Pue
Postdoctoral Fellow, Master of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership

Email:
kristen.pue@carleton.ca

Pue is available to comment on debates about the role of philanthropy in society, the link between philanthropy and inequality, the role of non-profits in Canadian social services and emergency management, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on philanthropy and non-profits.

Paloma Raggo
Professor, Master of Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership

Email: paloma.raggo@carleton.ca 

Raggo’s research interests include international non-profit/non-governmental organizational leadership, organizational accountability, global philanthropy, online teaching, and mixed methodologies.

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