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Podcasts
Podcasts
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Dr. Christopher Gardner, Director of Nutrition Studies at Stanford Prevention Research Center and organizer of the Stanford Food Summit |
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First Friday Lunch with Sal Khan, founder of the Khan Academy |
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Lisa Sonsini, Chair of the Sobrato Family Foundation: Perspectives on Philanthropy in Silicon Valley |
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SV2 Board Chairman, Lance Fors: Scaling Up Nonprofits - Perspectives from the Trenches |
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SV2 Partner Alan Austin and SV2 Grantee Development Directors Sherri Shaner (Peninsula Bridge) and Chris Murphy (Living Goods): |
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Joe Cullinane, SV2 Partner: The Strategic Use of Social Media for Nonprofits |
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Carla Javits, President of REDF (Roberts Enterprise Development Fund): REDF and Best Practices in Venture Philanthropy |
Alison Elliot (Stanford Alumni Consulting Team), Paul Work (Tech Coast Angels), and Nancy Cannon-O’Connell (Lead Partner to SV2 grantee National Foster Youth Action Network): "How to be a Great Advisor to a Nonprofit”
Friday, April 1, 2011 - First Friday Lunch
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Christa Gannon (Fresh Lifelines for Youth), Janet Knipe (National Foster Youth Action Network), and Marlene Bjornsrud (Bay Area Women’s Sports Initiative): "Helping At-Risk Youth Succeed)" |
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Regie Stites, Program Manager at SRI: "Different Approaches to Improving Students' Academic Literacy Skills" |
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Greg Lippman, Executive Director of ACE Charter School in San Jose: "Innovative Teaching Models & Technology for Academic Literacy" |
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Alicia Gallegos Fambrini (San Jose Charter School Consortium), Grainger Marburg (Peninsula Bridge), and Dave Higaki (East Palo Alto Tennis & Tutoring): "Getting Low-Income Kids to College" |
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Abby Rubin Davisson of the Tipping Point Community: Challenges and Opportunities in Engaged Grantmaking |
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Jonathon Landeck of the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systems at UC Santa Cruz & Susan Algert, of the UC California Cooperative Extension in Santa Clara County |
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Alexa Culwell, former CEO of the Schwab Foundation and the Stupski Foundation: Key Leverage Points for Education Change |
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Susan Phinney Silver, Program Officer at the Packard Foundation, and Caryn Sachs, President of the Erich & Hannah Sachs Foundation: Program-Related Investments |
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Chuck Slaughter, Founder & President of Living Goods: How we can impact public health in Africa |
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Anne Marie Burgoyne, Portfolio Director of Draper Richards Foundation: The Life Cycle of Nonprofits Working on International Development |
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Bonnie Nixon, Board Chair of Sustainable Silicon Valley: How Philanthropists Can Help the Environment
Monday, September 20, 2010 - Environment Grant Round Kickoff |
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Curt Riffle, Program Operations Officer of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation: "Making Funding Decisions in Conservation and Science"
Friday, May 7, 2010 First Friday Lunch |
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Greg Lippman, Executive Director of ACE Charter School in San Jose: "How the San Jose Charter School Consortium is Using its SV2 Grant to Change Education" |
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Ashley Boren, Executive Director of Sustainable Conservation: "How we used our SV2 Grant to Improve Water Conservation in California Agriculture" |
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Lance Fors, SV2 Board Chair: "The What, How, and Who of SV2" |
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Jennifer Ratay, Program Officer at The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation : "How Philanthropy Can Help Nonprofits Build Organizational Capacity" |
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Regina Starr Ridley, Publishing Director of Stanford Social Innovation Review: "Today's Hottest Topics in Philanthropy and Social Innovation" |
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Jenny Shilling Stein, Executive Director of Draper Richards Foundation: "Investing in Social Entrepreneurs" |
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Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen, Founder & Chairman SV2, "Philanthropy Today"
September 8, 2008 Stanford Center for Social Innovation Discussion |
We joined SV2 to increase our family involvement in the non-profit world and to expose our kids to more experiences. We love having our kids involved in SV2 Teens and the SV2 Kids Service-Learning program.
Neeracha Taychakhoonavudh,
SV2 Partner
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