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Echoing Green

Echoing Green

Non-profit Organizations

New York, NY 31,348 followers

We find the world’s best emerging social change leaders first and set them on the path to lifelong impact.

About us

Echoing Green identifies tomorrow’s transformational leaders today. Through its Fellowships and other initiatives, Echoing Green spots emerging leaders and invests deeply in their success to accelerate their impact. The organization has established a global community of emerging leaders who have launched hundreds of innovative social enterprises to drive social good. In June 2020, Echoing Green launched a $50 million Racial Equity Philanthropic Fund (REPF) and has since increased that fundraising goal to $75 million. With this fund, Echoing Green furthers over three decades of commitment to bold, strategic investments in incredible leaders working on the frontlines of racial equity and justice. For more information on Echoing Green, please visit www.echoinggreen.org

Website
https://www.echoinggreen.org
Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1987

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    462 Seventh Avenue, Thirteenth Floor

    New York, NY 10018, US

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  • 🎥 New Short Film Release! We’re proud to share Why We Need Social Innovation Now More Than Ever—featuring our President, Cheryl Dorsey, alongside Don Gips and Diana Wells. In a world facing complex challenges, social innovation is key to driving lasting, systemic change. This film highlights trailblazers like Last Mile Health and MapBiomas who are making it happen. Watch now 📺 ⤵️ Ashoka / Skoll Foundation / Freethink

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    From climate to healthcare, the world’s biggest challenges demand bold new solutions. We partnered with The Skoll Foundation to share how social innovation is proving that when communities lead the way, change is not only possible—it’s lasting.

  • What fuels meaningful, lasting change? On the Blue Sky podcast from The Optimism Institute, Echoing Green President Cheryl Dorsey explores the role of optimism as a driving force in social innovation—and why investing in proximate leaders is essential to transforming systems. This conversation offers a powerful look at how of hope, leadership, and resilience shape the work of building a more just and equitable world. 🎧 Tune in here or wherever you get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/3RTKdTK

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  • 🌍 Meet the Finalists for Echoing Green’s 2025 Fellowship! As global challenges accelerate, these 48 emerging leaders are answering the call — advancing bold, community-rooted solutions to create lasting impact. Our latest Social Impact Talent Report spotlights this powerful cohort of innovators who represent the future of leadership in climate, health, education, equity, and beyond. Now is the time to invest in them — and in a better future for all. Read the full report ➡️ https://bit.ly/4lsKlaq

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  • This weekend is your last chance to make your voice heard! Voting 🗳️ ends on April 13, and we need your support to bring our session proposal to life at #SOCAP25. Social innovators of color are leading transformative change, but they often lack the capital they need when it’s most crucial. Join us in exploring how the philanthropic ecosystem can innovate funding structures through a systemic equity lens. Vote for our session proposal, "Continuum of Capital - Innovating Funding Structures for Social Innovators of Color" here ➡️ https://bit.ly/42a8ZFn Thank you for your support! 🗳️ #SOCAP 🗳️ SOCAP Global

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  • What happens when bold leaders, visionary thinkers, and social innovators gather in Oxford? Momentum, connection, and possibility 🌍 Last week, Echoing Green showed up in full force at the 2025 #SkollWorldForum—and the energy was electric. From powerful panels to behind-the-scenes convenings, we were proud to be in community with some of the most impactful voices driving change across the globe. 👏 Cheryl L. Dorsey, our President and Skoll Foundation Board Member, co-emceed the Forum with her trademark wisdom and warmth, reminding us: “Many things in our world may feel broken, but this is a group of repairers.” 🌟 Big shoutout to Echoing Green Fellow Gayatri Datar ‘14 for receiving the prestigious Skoll Award for her work with EarthEnable—and to all our Fellows who took the stage, led the tough conversations, and inspired new ways of thinking. 🍊 Whether at the Marmalade Festival, or in panel sessions, our community sparked the kind of dialogue that shifts narratives and strengthens collective action. 💡 Dive into our blog for reflections, highlights, and photos from an unforgettable week in Oxford: https://bit.ly/4j71JQy 📸 credit: Skoll Foundation #SkollWF #SocialInnovation #Skoll2025 #SystemsChange #FieldBuilding

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  • Social innovators of color are driving powerful change, yet too often, they don’t have access to the capital they need when they need it most. Help us explore how the philanthropic ecosystem can innovate funding structures through a systemic equity lens at #SOCAP25. Vote for our session proposal, "Continuum of Capital - Innovating Funding Structures for Social Innovators of Color” here ➡️ https://bit.ly/42a8ZFn How to vote: 1. Visit the links above 2. Scroll to the bottom and click "Vote for this session idea" 3. Enter your email and click "submit your vote"! Thank you for your support! Voting ends April 13 🗳️ SOCAP Global

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  • Congratulations to Nafisa Jiddawi '23 and Juliana Busasi '24 - they've been named 2025 Africa Visionary Fellows by the Segal Family Foundation! 🎉 This prestigious fellowship supports bold, locally-led organizations with the capacity, community, and connections to scale their impact. Nafisa and Juliana are part of 24 inspiring leaders proving that local visionaries are the driving force behind sustainable change. Through WAJAMAMA Community Health, Nafisa is making holistic healthcare services accessible to women and girls of all backgrounds, providing comprehensive reproductive and maternal care. through TAHMEF, Juliana is offering digital healthcare services that expand equitable access for youth, including a telemedicine platform. Learn more about these incredible Fellows ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dajZjR-H #AfricaVisionaryFellows

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  • Introducing the Entrepreneurial Support Hub (ESH) - a new website showcasing 100+ funding opportunities and providing resources, advice, and guidance to empower social entrepreneurs on their journeys. We're honored to be part of a core team of five entrepreneurial support organizations - Camelback Ventures, Moonshot, 4.0 Schools, and NewSchools - united by a passion for social innovation. Over the past year, we came together through regular conversations about enhancing our work, turning casual chats into a dedicated collaboration. Our shared commitment to systemic change led to the creation of the Entrepreneurial Support Hub. This project was fueled by our values of transparency and clarity, rooted in the importance of relationships. We hope the ESH will be a powerful tool for all social entrepreneurs to find their next steps. Our mission is to empower entrepreneurs with a supportive network, funding clarity, and relevant resources to turn ideas into social impact. Check it out at ➡️ www.eshub.org

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  • Our VP of Thought Leadership, Liza Mueller, recently sat down with the Smiley Movement to share insights from our report, "The Weight of Power." This report, produced with MPHI's Center for Culturally Responsive Engagement, emphasizes the need to rethink power dynamics in philanthropy. In the discussion, Liza offered perspectives on how trust-based relationships and community-defined success metrics can cultivate a more equitable and responsive philanthropic landscape. 👏 Read more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4hpSlWu

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Echoing Green 1 total round

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US$ 100.0K

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