Human Rights Watch featured Mack Graham in its “Why I Protest” series, sharing his perspective on racial justice, community advocacy, and the importance of using one’s voice to push for meaningful change.
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CanvasRebel sat down with Mack Graham to discuss his professional journey, leadership philosophy, community work, and the experiences that have shaped his approach to creating impact.
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The Long Island Herald covered Mack Graham’s appointment as Executive Director of Long Beach’s Martin Luther King Center, highlighting his leadership and vision for the community-based organization.
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NJBIZ covered Mack Graham’s appointment as Director of Development at Newark Symphony Hall, where he joined the historic institution during a major period of fundraising and revitalization.
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Mack Graham joined community leaders advocating for the preservation and future of Sandy Ground, the historic Staten Island community founded by free Black Americans. The effort reflects the importance of protecting cultural history while ensuring community voices remain central to decisions about its future.
Featured by the Staten Island Advance for sharing practical fundraising strategies with local nonprofits participating in the Staten Island Foundation’s Diamond Matching Grant Program.
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Recognized by Parkes Philanthropy as a 2026 Impact Icon, highlighting nonprofit leaders making an impact through leadership, philanthropy, fundraising, and community investment.
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