Autumn McDonald
Board Member @KQED
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WORK HISTORY
Board Member @KQED
The nation\'s leading public media outlet and an NPR and PBS member station, providing public radio, television, and independent reporting to the Bay Area.
EDUCATION
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Ed.M, Education Policy and Management
Northwestern University
Master's degree, Learning Sciences, School of Education and Social Policy
Stanford University
Bachelor of Arts - BA
SKILLS
ABOUT AUTUMN MCDONALD
Autumn McDonald has more than two decades of experience working with nonprofits, foundations, and government agencies on strategy, advocacy, and civic innovation. She is Vice President of Community Investment and Partnerships at the East Bay Community Foundation (EBCF) where she oversees EBCF’s strategic grantmaking and regional collaborations, and leads a team of program officers focused on advancing arts and culture, inclusive economies, movement infrastructure, community organizing, and capacity building with a racial equity lens. Most recently, she served as senior fellow & head of New America CA, with New America where her work focused on issues of economic equity, policy influence, community engagement, and narrative change. McDonald’s writing has been published by outlets including The Washington Post, Slate, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Project Syndicate, Pacific Standard, CalMatters, and Britannica Parents.
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