Moderating contradictions of feminist philanthropy: Women's community organizations and the Boston Women's Fund, 1995 to 2000

This article analyzes how women's community organizations and the Boston Women's Fund navigated and moderated contradictions inherent in feminist philanthropy between 1995 and 2000. It explores the challenges and complexities of aligning feminist principles with traditional philanthropic structures. The author likely examines the strategies employed to foster equitable relationships, promote grassroots empowerment, and address systemic gender inequalities through funding. This research provides a critical perspective on the unique dynamics and evolution of feminist philanthropic models.