FEATURE
Interview: Ise Bosch and Justus Eisfeld
A scion of a well-known German philanthropic family, Ise Bosch, and her close colleague Justus Eisfeld, with whom she recently co-wrote "Transformative Philanthropy: Giving with trust", talk with Alliance about Bosch's approach to giving, about power and privilege, and about non-binary philanthropy, the issue in which Bosch has invested so much of her energy and resources. An Alliance Interview (part of the Alliance + IssueLab Special Collection).
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RESEARCH RELATED FUNDING
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