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Doris Duke Foundation
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Building a more creative, equitable and sustainable future.

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What does Indigenous land access and return look like in practice?

📄 A new report from Land Trust Alliance, Native Land Conservancy and Tahoma Peak Solutions provides legal tools, case studies & relationship-centered lessons from across the U.S.: landtrustalliance.org/resources/le...
Illustration of an Indigenous woman sitting cross-legged on the land, surrounded by native plants. A mountain goat stands in the background. An orange sun-like circle highlights the woman's profile, blending her with the landscape. This piece, Reciprocity by Paige Pettibon, reflects the interconnected relationships between the land, animals and people.
June 10, 2025 at 6:07 PM
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We're now accepting applications for Treehouse, a hub for dynamic events, collaboration and action on nature and natural climate solutions during #ClimateWeekNYC this September! Learn more about Treehouse and submit your event application today: www.dorisduke.org/treehouse/
May 20, 2025 at 4:13 PM
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There’s an important piece up recently from @newyorker.com theater critic Helen Shaw (@helenshaw.bsky.social) about how some foundations, including Doris Duke Foundation, have been changing who and what they fund in the performing arts in recent years... www.linkedin.com/pulse/follow...
Screenshot of “The Show Can’t Go On” by Helen Shaw, published in The New Yorker, April 24, 2025.
May 1, 2025 at 5:20 PM
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Sacha Spector joins "Untangling Climate Finance" to talk climate-smart forestry, land conservation, Indigenous-led stewardship & how philanthropy can help scale nature-based solutions.

🎧 Find links to listen on your preferred platform here: www.linkedin.com/pulse/sliced... @sachaspector.bsky.social
Infographic overlaid on a dense green forest background. It states: “Studies suggest there are 148 million acres of land suitable for reforestation across U.S., with the potential to capture an additional 535 million tons of carbon annually.” At the bottom, the source is listed as The Nature Conservancy. Tree and cloud icons accompany the text.
March 27, 2025 at 3:48 PM