AGAG Legacy Project

Creating Community: the Story of AGAG

July 11, 2023 Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group
Creating Community: the Story of AGAG
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AGAG Legacy Project
Creating Community: the Story of AGAG
Jul 11, 2023
Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group

 Creating Community: the Story of AGAG is part of the Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group (AGAG) Legacy Project.   This episode  features excerpts from interviews with a diverse group of 20 grantmaking practitioners who participated in AGAG's activities over the past 23 years.  

Through their own voices and reflections, we learn how and why AGAG emerged in 2000 how its evolution was influenced by global events and discussions about philanthropy practices and narratives about Africa .  Their candid comments reveal what made AGAG a unique, welcoming, and valued space where new and experienced grantmaking practitioners found a political and intellectual home that challenged them to learn from each other and grow.

The interviews were conducted in the spring of 2022 by Niamani Mutima, AGAG's Executive Director. Those interviewed participated as individual grantmaking practitioners and not as representatives of their current or former organizations. 

Credits:
Created and produced by Talaya Grimes, T Muse Media and Niamani Mutima, AGAG 
Narration written by Niamani Mutima. 

 Learn more about the people who participated in the interviews and the AGAG Legacy Project at www.africagrantmakers.org  


Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group

Show Notes

 Creating Community: the Story of AGAG is part of the Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group (AGAG) Legacy Project.   This episode  features excerpts from interviews with a diverse group of 20 grantmaking practitioners who participated in AGAG's activities over the past 23 years.  

Through their own voices and reflections, we learn how and why AGAG emerged in 2000 how its evolution was influenced by global events and discussions about philanthropy practices and narratives about Africa .  Their candid comments reveal what made AGAG a unique, welcoming, and valued space where new and experienced grantmaking practitioners found a political and intellectual home that challenged them to learn from each other and grow.

The interviews were conducted in the spring of 2022 by Niamani Mutima, AGAG's Executive Director. Those interviewed participated as individual grantmaking practitioners and not as representatives of their current or former organizations. 

Credits:
Created and produced by Talaya Grimes, T Muse Media and Niamani Mutima, AGAG 
Narration written by Niamani Mutima. 

 Learn more about the people who participated in the interviews and the AGAG Legacy Project at www.africagrantmakers.org  


Africa Grantmakers' Affinity Group