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[Pdf]$$ Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal
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[Pdf]$$ Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and
Restore Balance $DOWNLOAD$ [EBOOK]
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Decolonizing
Wealth:
Indigenous Wisdom
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and Restore
Balance
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“Edgar outlines with compassion and clarity thoughtful and practical
steps toward aligning our money with our values. There are important
lessons here for anyone working in finance or philanthropy.― Â
—Keith Mestrich, President and CEO, Amalgamated Bank “Decolonizing
Wealth is a must-read for philanthropists and donors looking to achieve
the change we want to see in the world. Compelling, honest, and kind,
Edgar is clear that we must free funding resources and the philanthropic
sector itself from frameworks that further exacerbate the problems
rather than bring us closer to identifying and activating the
solutions.― —Alicia Garza, cocreator of Black Lives Matter Global
Network, and Principal, Black Futures Lab “Edgar has broken through
the tired jargon of philanthropy-speak and written a fresh, honest,
painful, and hopeful book, grounded in his own truths and Native
traditions. He offers some radical thinking about what it would take to
bring about a world where power and accountability shifted and
communities controlled the resources vital to their strength and
futures.― —Gara LaMarche, President, Democracy Alliance; former
President, Atlantic Philanthropies; and former Vice President and
Director of US Programs, Open Society Foundations “Due to years of
detrimental federal Indian policy and discriminatory economic systems,
Native American communities have been marginalized and left out of the
economic opportunity experienced by other Americans. Edgar offers a new
vision and an Indigenous perspective that can put us on a better path.
Everyone should read Decolonizing Wealth, especially those who control
the flow of resources in government, philanthropy, and finance.―
—LaDonna Harris (Comanche), politician, activist, and founder of
Americans for Indian Opportunity “Edgarâ€s sojourn into the soul and
depths of philanthropy is equal parts thoughtful, discomforting, and
illuminating . . . It challenges the reader to confront matters of race,
oppression, privilege, and arrogance in the pursuit of humanity and
social justice.―  —Dr. Robert K. Ross, President and CEO, The
California Endowment “By anchoring the solutions to Americaâ€s ills
in the wisdom and knowledge of its original people, Edgar challenges all
of us to analyze how our nationâ€s history of racism and
disenfranchisement has infected its financial and giving
institutions.― —Heather McGhee, Distinguished Senior Fellow, Demos
“Decolonizing Wealth offers a refreshing and inspired look at how

wealth can better serve the needs of communities of color and atone for
the ways in which it has traditionally been used to inflict harm and
division. Using a solutions-oriented framing, Edgar makes a solid case
for how Indigenous wisdom can be used as a guiding light to achieve
greater equity in the funding and philanthropic world.― —Kevin
Jennings, President, Tenement Museum “Edgar has gone out on a limb to
help lead us to a place of healing. He bravely calls out the power
dynamics within the nonprofit and philanthropic sectors, particularly
the white supremacy institutionally embedded into the system of
nonprofit supplicant and philanthropic largesse.― —Kathy Ko Chin,
President and CEO, Asian & Pacific Islander American Health ForumÂ
“Finally, a Native perspective on how to heal internal systemic
challenges. Decolonizing Wealth not only is an unflinching examination
of todayâ€s philanthropic institutions and the foundations upon which
they were built but also offers critical wisdom applicable to many
sectors.― —Sarah Eagle Heart (Lakota), CEO, Native Americans in
Philanthropy “Edgar reinserts purpose and humanity into a
philanthropic industry that has too often been driven by wealth
accumulation, grant cycles, portfolios, and metrics. Inspired by an
Indigenous worldview, the book pushes philanthropy back toward its
original meaning, ‘love for humanity.â€â€•Â —John H. Jackson,
President and CEO, Schott Foundation for Public Education “If you want
to know how funders can redeem our souls, this book is a critical step
in the right direction. Edgar is a courageous voice shaping a new era of
activist grantmaking, one centered on achieving, not just studying
opportunity and racial equity.― —Eric K. Ward, philanthropist and
Executive Director, Western States Center “Finally! A book that
tackles a topic previously only discussed in the hallways and lobbies of
conference spaces. Until we acknowledge that the wealth of this country
is built on this legacy, we canâ€t be deliberate in our efforts to
decolonize and heal our communities.― —Dana Arviso (Diné),
philanthropist and former Executive Director, Potlatch Fund “Edgarâ€s
raw examination of the funder world acknowledges the imbalanced power
dynamics that exist but puts forward innovative thinking to challenge
the status quo and identify solutions that benefit us all. Decolonizing
Wealth is a book that will leav