Gloria Novovic holds a PhD in political science and international development and has spent over a decade in community and international development spaces. In her work, she applies decolonial feminist approaches and leverages her understanding of social and policy change to strategically disrupt traditional paradigms of international cooperation.
Over the last year and a half, Canadian international development organizations have been crafting a sector-wide Anti-Racism Framework, with the goal of creating a springboard for collective transformation. This second article in our Rethinking Philanthropy series reflects on the process that led to the adoption of the framework.
In the first of a series that seeks to inform the charitable and non-profit sector’s collective imagination, contributor Gloria Novovic traces the evolution of Western philanthropic models – and charts a new path toward a “just transition.”
