From Charity to Social Justice: Insights onRethinking Philanthropy in India

  • 2 March 2022
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This working paper examines the evolving role of philanthropy in India, arguing for a shift from charity-led approaches to a social justice–oriented framework. Drawing on academic literature, practitioner insights, and interviews with philanthropists and sector leaders, it explores the principles, practices, and challenges of philanthropy for social justice (PSJ)

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Urvi Shriram, Mallika Luthra, Ria Sinha

Contact Author : cpid@groups.isdm.org.in

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Corporate social responsibility, Social Justice, Philanthropy and Human Rights

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