PACE is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members to its Board of Directors: Jen Algire and Lauren Woods. They commenced 3-year terms and will serve through December 2025. Jen Algire is the President and CEO of The Greater Clark Foundation, a place-based foundation in central … Read more about PACE Welcomes New Board Members in 2023
Complicating the Narrative on Bridging and Polarization
As a philanthropic laboratory, PACE has focused its learning and experimentation on three learning streams. One of those streams is bridging and polarization, and learning and experimentation in this area feels like some of the highest work we can do right now as a community. As we started … Read more about Complicating the Narrative on Bridging and Polarization
PACE’s Civic Language Perceptions Project seeks to understand peoples’ perceptions of the language associated with civic engagement and democracy work. At best, are we talking past each other? At worst, are we furthering divisions, disillusionment, or disengagement? In 2019, PACE took its first … Read more about
2021 PACE Annual Reflection
PACE’s Working Commitment to Racial Equity
Facebook Twitter Medium Our Working Commitment to Racial Equity Our commitment We recognize that the work of racial equity is both about what we do and how we do it. PACE envisions a reality … Read more about PACE’s Working Commitment to Racial Equity
2020 PACE Annual Reflection
New Resource Urges Foundations to Think Beyond Immediate Crisis Response
New Resource Urges Foundations to Think Beyond Immediate Crisis Response “Crisis as Catalyst” now available online as a free PDF download WASHINGTON, D.C.—Philanthropy Active in Civic Education (PACE) and CSR Communications today released “Crisis as Catalyst: A Conversation Starter for … Read more about New Resource Urges Foundations to Think Beyond Immediate Crisis Response
Crisis as Catalyst: A Conversation Starter for Reimagining What’s Next
Crises and disasters are obvious tragedies. They often result in destruction, illness, death, and loss of property, livelihoods, or entire communities. They expose cracks in the foundations of our democracy, economy, and society. And, at the same time, crises and disasters can be the … Read more about Crisis as Catalyst: A Conversation Starter for Reimagining What’s Next
Imagination Sprints
The first half of 2020 delivered no shortage of world-altering events. In the United States, the impact of COVID-19 on our society, economy, and democracy is still being realized and understood. In addition, the killing of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and countless other black … Read more about Imagination Sprints
