We share our learnings and reflections from the first two years of integrating trust-based practices into our food system philanthropy.
Stray Dog Institute’s Journey toward Trust-Based Philanthropy
We share our learnings and reflections from the first two years of integrating trust-based practices into our food system philanthropy.
Successful nonprofit collaboration takes care and active management. Here we share our lessons from facilitating three collaborative working groups.
Stray Dog Institute shares lessons learned from convening the 2019 Roundtable on Animal Agribusiness Reform.
Funder collaboratives can help funding dollars to go further, be better targeted, and tackle more complex problems.
As Stray Dog Institute’s Director of Food Systems Philanthropy, Lauren develops and executes Stray Dog Institute’s food system-related grantmaking, activities, and strategy. Lauren brings an academic and professional background in food systems and environmental studies to her work. Previously, Lauren worked for the Yale Sustainable Food Program as a Senior Advisor, Farm Manager, and Volunteer Coordinator, leading community engagement in food systems learning. Lauren’s work is motivated by a deep care for people, animals, and the environment and a lifelong interest in the interconnections between people and the natural world.
