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Pour ce 22ème épisode, nous vous proposons un format un peu différent et vous invitons à écouter Jeremy Martin, doctorant à l'Université de Californie Berkeley visitant à la Chaire Philanthropie de l'ESSEC, présenter ses recherches sur la Black Philanthropy dans le domaine éducatif aux Etats-Unis, encore peu étudiée. Un épisode entièrement en anglais. 

"Black philanthropists, their foundations and the work they have been involved with in education are not covered in the politics of education literatures. But I know that there are Black philanthropists who have created foundations and who are engaged in education. We should be writing about them and thinking about them and their grantmaking as well! That is why I have set out to explore black philanthropists, their foundations and their grantmaking in education in the United States to better understand how a broader, more diverse capturing of philanthropy enhances our understanding of what counts as philanthropy in America." - Jeremy Martin

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Ressources académiques 

🔹 Freeman, T.M. (2020). Madam C. J. Walker’s gospel of giving: Black women’s philanthropy during Jim Crow.University of Illinois Press.

🔹 Gasman, M., & Sedgwick, K.V. (2005). Uplifting a people: African American philanthropy and education. PeterLang Publishing.

🔹 Lerner, G. (1974). Early community work of Black club women. The Journal of Negro History, 59(2), 158-167.

🔹 Walker, V.S. (2018). The lost education of Horace Tate: Uncovering the hidden heroes who fought for justice in schools.The New Press. 

Autres ressources 

🔹 Exposition Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed and Exhibited 

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