Chera and Trinel sit down with Fiona Kanagasingam, Vice President and Chief Equity and Culture Officer at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, for a wide-ranging conversation about power, institutional change, and what it really takes to move philanthropy toward racial equity and collective liberation. What does it mean for philanthropy to confront its own history honestly? Who benefits when a foundation examines the origins of its wealth and the interests it has protected? How do power, identity, and institutional culture shape who gets to lead transformation?--EPISODE TRANSCRIPT--Join us on Substack @ freedomdreamsinphilanthropy
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