DWP defines Reparative Philanthropy as "the redistribution of resources in a manner that acknowledges the extractive origins of philanthropic wealth (family or institutional) and how colonization, slavery and the forms of oppression facilitated the accumulation of wealth that philanthropy protects, grows and distributes."

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Our framework is grounded in ancient Indigenous wisdom, trauma-informed practice, and spirituality.  It is an invitation — to donors, families, and institutions — to do the inner work that transforms how we relate to money, to one another, and to the world.

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