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Philanthropology Issue 01 Available Now!
Welcome to the inaugural issue of Philanthropologist!
While a print component to the Philanthropy Journal is not a new idea, it has been a long time since we have connected with our audiences in this way. As part of our vision to be a bolder voice in the for-good space, Philanthropologist is an opportunity to highlight different regions around the world in order for our readers to gain a new understanding of place; of people; of communities. An opportunity to challenge our thinking and beliefs. We do so by elevating the voices of locals, transplants, and diaspora.
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