October 16, 2011
Occupy Wall Street’s Beef With Big Business Should Concern Big Philanthropy
As the Occupy Wall Street protest spreads from New York to dozens of other cities, what began a few weeks ago as a small, ragtag group is fast becoming a movement.
And it’s time that philanthropy started paying attention to the questions that stem from this diverse and sometimes amorphous uprising, with participants ranging from left-leaning anarchists to right-leaning Tea Party proponents.
As investors with more than $620-billion in assets, foundations have a direct
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