What responsibility do white funders have in advancing racial justice in the funding world? How can white funders purposefully and appropriately disrupt the white-held spaces and power in philanthropy? Hear from 14 of your peer funders who are wrestling with and acting on these and other questions, on Thursday, March 9th at 5pm CT. Featured Capital Collaborators • Amelia Cotton Corl | Chief of Staff, The Opportunity Trust • Brian Pick | Director of Education Grantmaking, Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies • Brian Doran | CFO, The Lemelson Foundation • Heather Barberi | Executive Director, Grunin Foundation • Jeremy Grunin | President, Grunin Foundation • Jesse Dixon | Partner, The Opportunity Trust • John Mohr | Chief Information Officer, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation • Katie Fischer Cutler | Executive Director, McCance Foundation • Laura Locker | Senior Analyst, The Lemelson Foundation • Elizabeth Kane | Managing Director of Core Services, John D. and Catherine. T MacArthur Foundation • Meg Evans | Director of Strategic Portfolio Initiatives, Blue Meridian Partners • Melinda Pollack | Managing Director, Blue Meridian Partners • Sophie Fanelli | President, Stuart Foundation • Stephen Copek | Director of Portfolio Strategy and Management, Blue Meridian Partners About the Capital Collaborative by Camelback Ventures The Capital Collaborative cohort is for mid- to senior-level white leaders from grantmaking foundations, investment firms, and corporations across the United States who are ready to critically examine and deepen their and their organization’s commitment to racial and gender equity - but may not know how. Our mission is both simple and complex: diversify power in the funding landscape.