Every year, AFP honors chapters for achieving goals that align with key objectives in its long-range strategic plan. Chapters receive the Friends of Diversity Designation for performing specific activities designed to increase diversity and inclusion within fundraising and public awareness of the importance of philanthropy.
AFP IDEA - Inclusion, Diversity, Equity & Access
AFP is committed to the principles of inclusion, diversity, equity and access (IDEA) in the fundraising profession, the philanthropic sector and through all of society. AFP is involved in numerous projects and partnerships related to IDEA. Visit afpidea.org to learn more.
Diversity Fellows & Coach Program
The Fellows Program offers the opportunity to learn through interaction with peers that have significant fundraising experience (at least five years). Coaches may advise on career paths, share information on regional development conferences and seminars or provide more detailed information relating to specific aspects of development. The guidance and relationship overall will be guided primarily by the desires of the fellow. The Fellows Program is intended to further the career skills and objectives of beginning/early development professionals or members new to the area. It is not designated to provide long term or extensive organizational assistance.
Sponsored by:
Hear from two former Fellows!
Hear from the chapter's IDEA Chair!
Toni S. Paz, CFRE
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Coaches |
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Kevin Amaya
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Thamiah Tutt
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Whitney Brown
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Elizabeth Goldberg
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Jonise Cromartie
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Tara Span
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Katyana Dandridge
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Donna Brazzell
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Cassandra Harding
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Kate McNeely
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Shondrika Moss-Bouldin
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Jeffrey Brown
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Muna Phometsi
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Emily Carter
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Angelica Pugh
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Mary-Kate Starkel
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Sarah Sanfino
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Shelley Manuel
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Tiffany Sylve
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Susan Mbana
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Johntavious Williams
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Christopher Beck
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Rachel Simon
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For more information on the Diversity Fellows/Coach program, please contact the program's Co-Chairs Maya Robinson and Kiana Lawrence.