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Hey, amazing changemakers!
On this episode of the Just Be Cause Podcast, we welcome the insightful Jack Kammer for a conversation sure to get you thinking. We’re diving into a topic that rarely sees the spotlight in the nonprofit world: the unique social issues faced by men and boys. What happens when we only focus on one side of the gender equality conversation? Can philanthropy move beyond “us versus them,” or are we stuck in a cycle of zero-sum thinking when it comes to causes and funding?
During our conversation, Jack and I tackle everything from childhood experiences of sexism, to the origins and evolution of feminist movements, to eye-opening statistics about gender-focused funding.
Together, we question the cultural norms that shape how we talk about—and fund—programs for the next generation. Shouldn’t every cause have a place at the table? What would it look like to build bridges instead of walls in the nonprofit sector?
Tune in for a fresh, inspiring, and fun exploration of intersectionality, empathy, and the power of inclusive collaboration. Prepare to challenge your assumptions and leave with a whole new perspective on cause-driven work.
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