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34.060 - Unpacking Philanthropy Networking: Exploring Guanxi, Local Relevance, Segmentation, and Implicit Bias
Fri, April 28, 4:05 to 5:35pm, Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, Floor: River Level, Room 6BSession Type: Paper Session
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East Meets West: Chinese Parent Donors Build a Philanthropic Guanxi With American Universities - Jinrui Mone, University of the Pacific
Exploring How International Nongovernmental Organizations Address Education 2030: A Case Study of Catholic Relief Services - Rebecca Elizabeth Devereaux, Woodbury University
Segmentation in the Charter Management Organization Philanthropy Field - Rand Quinn, University of Pennsylvania; Ji Eun Park, University of Pennsylvania
The Implicit Biases of the "Well-Meaning": An Analysis of Rhetoric Used in Philanthropic Educational Partnerships - Amieris Brenda Lavender, Michigan State University