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2024 Bridging Differences Leadership Cohort Application Q&A

If you have questions about the 2024 Bridging Differences Leadership Cohort, drop in anytime between 3:30 and 4:30 ET during this open office hours session. Council staff will be in the Zoom room to answer your questions.

Are you looking for a supportive community of funders to help you build constructive dialogue and understanding across differences? You’ll get just that with the Bridging Differences Leadership Cohort.

The Bridging Differences Leadership Cohort is a facilitated virtual learning experience meeting monthly from April 2024 until November 2024, hosted by the Council on Foundations in partnership with the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley (GGSC). This course will support the work of the Council's Building Common Ground Strategic Pillar.

Find more information about the cohort, and a link to the application. Applications are due February 23, 2024 at midnight PT. 

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The findings presented in this snapshot are based on data collected from over 220 community foundations reflecting fiscal year 2022, sourced from a combination of CF Insights Annual Survey responses and publicly available financial statements. The Council extends our thanks to all who have contributed data to inform these findings.