Philanthropy and Faith

Session 3: The Intersection of Philanthropy, Faith, and Race

For the third installment of the Philanthropy and Faith series, three speakers—Dr. Robert Franklin, Lynn Walker Huntley, and Dr. Layli Phillips—share their thoughts about the intersection of philanthropy, faith, and race in a lively discussion moderated by Lesley Grady.

	Welcome and introductions Pattie Johnson, the Foundation Center-Atlanta, and Lesley Grady, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta (6:54) View video »
	Dr. Robert Franklin President, Morehouse College (32:00) View video »
	Lynn Walker Huntley, Esq. President, the Southern Education Foundation (21:42) View video »
	Dr. Layli Phillips Associate professor and graduate director of women's studies and associated faculty of African American studies, Georgia State University (18:29) View video »
Panel discussion (16:51) View video »

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Additional sessions in 2008:

• Session 1: How Faith Communities Care for Those in Need (January 17)
• Session 2: Philanthropy, Faith, and the Environment (June 16)
• Session 4: Philanthropy, Faith, and Individual Giving (December 9)

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