The Social Change Diaries

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Dr. Carmen Rojas from the Marguerite Casey Foundation on Transforming Government Through Community Power, Racial Justice, and 100% Commitment from Philanthropy

November 03, 2026

What does it take to build a durable democratic future in which people can know that their government is working to make their lives better?   In this episode of the Social Change Diaries, Dr. Carmen Rojas, president and CEO of the Marguerite Casey Foundation, reflects on philanthropy's role in doubling down on protecting communities clearly under attack by investing in community power to advance racial justice as a foundational underpinning of democracy and economic liberation, while ensurin...

Nwamaka Agbo from Kataly Foundation on Reimagining Democracy and Redistributing Power

October 27, 2026

What would it take to reimagine democracy? In this episode of the Social Change Diaries, Nwamaka Agbo, CEO of Kataly Foundation, explores the relationship between democracy, wealth, power, and repair. Nwamaka challenges philanthropy to move beyond traditional models of control by redistributing resources, trusting communities, and supporting community-led approaches to building a more just and sustainable future. She reflects on Kataly's spend-down model, the importance of dignity and self-de...

Ruth Shaber from Tara Health Foundation on Money Can Only Do Good If It's Moving

October 20, 2026

How can philanthropy move money at the speed of change? In this episode of the Social Change Diaries, Ruth Shaber, Founder and President of Tara Health Foundation, reflects on the foundation's decision to spend down by 2030 and what it means to move money with urgency, flexibility, and purpose. Ruth and Vanessa also explore philanthropy's role in advancing gender equity, protecting democracy, and supporting lasting social change. Find the transcript and more information about the episode on o...

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The Social Change Diaries typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Senior leadership experience in philanthropy or nonprofit organizations, or established expertise in social change, community-led work, or related policy issues. Recent guests include Nwamaka Agbo, Ruth Shaber, and Glen Galaich.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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