To Create a More Inclusive Future, Philanthropy Should Examine the Overlooked Chapters From its Past

Women, Black people, and immigrants — not just wealthy industrialists — fueled 20th-century philanthropy in cities like Pittsburgh. Understanding their historic role is critical to developing more just and equitable philanthropic practices today.

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