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From: Philanthropy Today — The Commons Weekly
Subject: Election Special — Nonprofit Leaders to Watch
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Note: This newsletter, originally scheduled for Thursday, September 12, was delayed due to technical issues.
If elections today are polarizing, there’s hope for the future, says Layla Zaidane, head of the Future Caucus and our next guest on The Commons in Conversation interview series. Millennials and Gen Zers coming to political power are more willing to collaborate and more likely to reach across political divides, Zaidane says.
Join us on LinkedIn on September 18 at 12:30 p.m. ET for a free event and hear Zaidane talk about some of the unlikely victories young leaders have already engineered and what’s still to come. Register.
Plus: Hollywood screenwriter Erik Bork comes to The Commons in Conversation on October 2, at 12:30 p.m. ET. Erik will talk about the bridging themes and philanthropy behind his soon-to-be-released The Elephant in the Room, a red-blue romantic comedy. Register.
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