Network of Engaged International Donors

This highlight video from the “The Role of Philanthropy in Humanitarian and Human Rights Interventions” session at the Human Rights and Humanitarian Forum in Los Angeles shows experts pondering the current state of humanitarianism and discussing the optimal use of philanthropic funding to address the most pressing issues. Held on May 9, 2024, the discussion featured Negar Tayyar, Co-Founder and Executive Director of Global Whole Being Fund; Amy Rao, Co-Chair of Human Rights Watch Board and Executive Vice President of The Schmidt Family Foundation; and Karen Keating Ansara, Board Chair of Network of Engaged International Donors. The event was moderated by Sasha Chanoff, Aurora Board Committee Member, Aurora Prize Expert Panel Member, and Founder and CEO of RefugePoint.

This is the power of networks--A huge thank you to the Equality Fund and the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship for co-sponsoring with us at the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) on Tuesday night at the stunning Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco. NEID is a network of international donors, institutional funders, and investors, and we were thrilled to learn from some of the most innovative organizations harnessing the power of markets to address the world's most complex, intersectional issues facing most of the world's population. We heard from Scott Onder, the Co-Founder of the creative Mercy Corp Ventures, Mercedes de la Vera, Manager of the exciting Energy Partnerships at Acumen, JacqueUno Ovens Vp of Investments at the groundbreaking Equality Fund, and Elan Emanuel, CIO of the investment arm of water.org, bringing water to billions via WaterEquity. Ashley Orton of NEID did a fantastic job. It was a full house, filled with dynamic connections and a soulful gathering of old and new friends. Hope is a muscle, and the more we flex it together, the sooner we will build the future that is just for all. Brigit Helms, Scott Onder, Elan Emanuel, Mercedes de la Vega, Ina Jamuna Breuer, Ashley Orton, Gabriela Reyes, and Project Dandelion.

This is the power of networks--A huge thank you to the Equality Fund and the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship for co-sponsoring with us at the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) on Tuesday night at the stunning Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco. NEID is a network of international donors, institutional funders, and investors, and we were thrilled to learn from some of the most innovative organizations harnessing the power of markets to address the world's most complex, intersectional issues facing most of the world's population. We heard from Scott Onder, the Co-Founder of the creative Mercy Corp Ventures, Mercedes de la Vera, Manager of the exciting Energy Partnerships at Acumen, JacqueUno Ovens Vp of Investments at the groundbreaking Equality Fund, and Elan Emanuel, CIO of the investment arm of water.org, bringing water to billions via WaterEquity. Ashley Orton of NEID did a fantastic job. It was a full house, filled with dynamic connections and a soulful gathering of old and new friends. Hope is a muscle, and the more we flex it together, the sooner we will build the future that is just for all. Brigit Helms, Scott Onder, Elan Emanuel, Mercedes de la Vega, Ina Jamuna Breuer, Ashley Orton, Gabriela Reyes, and Project Dandelion.

This is the power of networks--A huge thank you to the Equality Fund and the Miller Center for Social Entrepreneurship for co-sponsoring with us at the Network of Engaged International Donors (NEID) on Tuesday night at the stunning Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco. NEID is a network of international donors, institutional funders, and investors, and we were thrilled to learn from some of the most innovative organizations harnessing the power of markets to address the world's most complex, intersectional issues facing most of the world's population. We heard from Scott Onder, the Co-Founder of the creative Mercy Corp Ventures, Mercedes de la Vera, Manager of the exciting Energy Partnerships at Acumen, JacqueUno Ovens Vp of Investments at the groundbreaking Equality Fund, and Elan Emanuel, CIO of the investment arm of water.org, bringing water to billions via WaterEquity. Ashley Orton of NEID did a fantastic job. It was a full house, filled with dynamic connections and a soulful gathering of old and new friends. Hope is a muscle, and the more we flex it together, the sooner we will build the future that is just for all. Brigit Helms, Scott Onder, Elan Emanuel, Mercedes de la Vega, Ina Jamuna Breuer, Ashley Orton, Gabriela Reyes, and Project Dandelion.