Unbound Philanthropy is focused on supporting a welcoming and resilient society where everyone has the opportunity to contribute and thrive.
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Stronger Today, Prepared for Tomorrow: A Case Study of Cincinnati’s Community Engagement Process to Plan for Climate Migration
How can a community become climate resilient, welcoming to newcomers, and equitable for long-standing residents? This case study describes how a team of forward-thinking, innovative, and committed leaders have engaged a multitude of sectors across the Cincinnati region to prepare for climate migration.
Approach & Priorities
In our grantmaking across both the US and UK, we focus our work across three strategic approaches, which are highly interconnected. We believe that all of these strategies build strength for each other, they all need to be supported, and the approaches need to be integrated.
Activate Public Support
We seek to deepen and activate public support for a society where all people, including immigrants, belong and can thrive.
Ensure a Fair System
We seek a safe, fair, and orderly immigration system that honors the dignity of all people and that advances the common good.
Strengthen Belonging
We strive for welcoming communities where all residents, including immigrants and their neighbors, belong and can fully participate in social, civic, and economic life.
Climate Mobility
Supporting people on the move in the era of climate change
Our Philosophy
Our work to advance our mission is rooted in core values. These values guide how we support our grantee partners as well as how we collaborate with peer philanthropists to increase our effectiveness.
Resources
We are a learning organization and we value the exchange of learning. We invite you to delve into our curated selection of resources related to our fields of work.
English as an Additional Language (EAL) and Educational Achievement in England
Banner Illustration: Mikyung Lee. This illustration represents our vision for our climate mobility initiative: where we prevent climate displacement and mitigate its harms, and ensure that when people must move, their lives and the wellbeing of communities to which they move will be improved.
Second Image: Alexeys, istock by Getty Images. Aerial view of John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge over the Ohio River and downtown Cincinnati skyline.
Third Image: An enormous piece of temporary land art was painted in a Halifax park to celebrate Refugee Week and to show that Calderdale welcomes people fleeing war and persecution. The work was created by Sand In Your Eye with St Augustine’s Centre in partnership with Counterpoints Arts. (Charlotte Graham/Sand In Your Eye.)