What Kataly Learned this Year

The end of the calendar year has become a time for reflection and a time to commit to change. Sometimes, it feels a bit arbitrary to put so much emphasis on doing that thinking in December — after all, we spend all year learning, analyzing, and making commitments.

That being said, taking time to pause and reflect is never a bad thing. To that end, the Kataly team is sharing some of what we’ve learned this year that we intend to bring with us into 2023.

The Kataly team at our November 2022 retreat. Photo credit: Bethanie Hines.

What follows is by no means a comprehensive list, but rather a selection that we hope is of value to others. Thanks for reading.

— Dana Mason, Operations and Projects Manager

— Danielle Royston-Lopez, Grants and Program Associate

— Donna Bransford, Senior Program Officer, Mindfulness and Healing Justice, and Iris Garcia, Program Officer, Mindfulness and Healing Justice

— Jocelyn Wong, Capacity Building Director and Analyst of the Restorative Economies Fund

— Joleen Ruffin, Chief Financial Officer

— Lina Shalabi, Executive Assistant to the CEO

— Lynne Hoey, Chief Investment Officer

— Nwamaka Agbo, CEO of the Kataly Foundation and Managing Director of the Restorative Economies Fund

— Zaineb Mohammed, Communications Director

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The Kataly Foundation moves resources to support the economic, political, and cultural power of Black and Indigenous people, and all communities of color.

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The Kataly Foundation moves resources to support the economic, political, and cultural power of Black and Indigenous people, and all communities of color.