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SUMMARY:Webinar: Connecting Grassroots Grantmaking to Movement Building
DESCRIPTION:Join Grassroots Grantmakers for a conversation with special guest\, Director Frances Kunreuther\, as they explore the complex set of relationships that contribute to movement building for social change\, with specific focus on the relationship between people and groups that are the focus of grassroots grantmaking and the movement building work of social-justice oriented non-profit organizations. The presentation will begin with a short primer on movement building and the movement building landscape\, and then it will explore intersections between the work established non-profit organizations do in this arena and the work that active citizens are doing on the ground in their communities. Registration is open to everyone who supports people as change-makers in their own communities through funding\, technical assistance\, training or research. The only cost for participation is the cost of a normal long-distance call\, charged to your own telephone when you call in – Grassroots Grantmakers’ way of cost-sharing so they can use webinars to connect the grassroots grantmaking community to promising practices\, new resources\, and the outstanding work of your peers.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/webinar-connecting-grassroots-grantmaking-to-movement-building/
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SUMMARY:Nonprofits Talking Taxes FREE Webinar
DESCRIPTION:Nonprofits are a huge part of California’s economy in addition to being the main social safety net\, the main source of education\, art and culture\, and environmental protection and preservation. Tax cuts have really affected our ability to do our job and impacting the communities we serve – we need to speak up. To do that\, we need to understand California’s tax and budget structure and the various reforms that are being proposed to fix it. By working cross sector instead of issue by issue\, we can exercise our aggregate clout with lawmakers and at the ballot box to create a state which reflects the values of the common good. Whether you receive government funding or not\, this is one of the most important issues of our time and it’s time to start talking about taxes. Project Team member Kim Klein will be leading this great presentation on March 20th.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/nonprofits-talking-taxes-free-webinar/
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SUMMARY:The Building Movment Project Presents a Grassroots Fundraising Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This interactive Workshop\, hosted by the Building Movement Project in Detroit and featuring Project Team member and internationally known fundraiser\, Kim Klein will highlight the current fundraising climate and focus on strategies for creating a lucrative fundraising year for your nonprofit. The workshop will provide a unique platform for participants to share their biggest obstacles to successful fundraising and receive help in addressing it. Goals of the workshop are to learn from each other\, to leave with new ideas to implement and to feel ready for the challenge of 2012!
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/the-building-movment-project-presents-a-grassroots-fundraising-workshop/
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SUMMARY:CONFR's Spring Conference: Celebrating 30 Years of Advancing Fundraising to Make Missions Happen
DESCRIPTION:There has been much written recently on the Leadership Deficit that may occur as Baby Boomers retire in the next five years. Nowhere is this concern more justified than in the nonprofit sector in New England\, whose leaders were instrumental in the spectacular growth of the sector in the 70’s and 80’s and are now reaching retirement age. What has not been written about is how leadership transitions could impact the financial sustainability of nonprofits in New Hampshire and beyond. Specifically\, how will major donors respond when their sole connection to an organization – whether it is the development director\, a board member\, or executive director – has packed up and moved to Florida? Will they lose their motivation to continue their support? Principle Presenter Frances Kunreuther\, Director of the Building Movement Project and writer and presenter on a variety of issues related to nonprofits\, leadership and social change\, will explore how organizations can transition staff and board members\, and their relationships with donors\, to a new generation of fundraisers. She will explain how to change the players without losing the dollars your organization needs today and in the future. The afternoon panel will be moderated by Stephen Reno of Leadership New Hampshire to explore how organizations can prepare holistically for transition so it is an ongoing process\, not a series of one-time events. New Hampshire’s nonprofit sector is more important today than ever. It is imperative that transitions of fundraising leaders create opportunity\, not crisis.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/confrs-spring-conference-celebrating-30-years-of-advancing-fundraising-to-make-missions-happen/
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SUMMARY:Uniting Detroiters Convening
DESCRIPTION:Please join the BMP Detroit team for the second Uniting Detroiters Convening on August 10\, 2012\, at the Solanus Casey Center (1780 Mount Elliot Street) from 10am to 3pm to discuss our right to the city\, collective power\, and new political geographies emerging in Detroit. Lunch will be provided.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/uniting-detroiters-convening/
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SUMMARY:Nonprofits Talking Taxes: The Webinar!
DESCRIPTION:Nonprofits are continually being asked to do more with less\, and fundraising gets harder every year. But it’s not just a fundraising problem. It’s a larger symptom of California’s revenue and spending priorities. Nonprofits are a huge part of California’s economy in addition to being the main social safety net\, the main source of education\, art and culture\, and environmental protection and preservation.Tax cuts have really affected our ability to do our job and they’re impacting the communities we serve. We need to speak up. To do that\, we need to understand California’s tax and budget structure and the various reforms that are being proposed to fix it. By working cross-sector instead of issue by issue\, we can exercise our aggregate clout with lawmakers and at the ballot box to create a state which reflects the values of the common good. Whether you receive government funding or not\, this is one of the most important issues of our time and it’s time to start talking about taxes. Join fundraising consultant and BMP Project Team Member Kim Klein to learn about the budget crisis\, how it affects your nonprofit’s mission and fundraising\, and build your skills so we can work together to do something about it.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/nonprofits-talking-taxes-the-webinar-2/
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SUMMARY:GCIR 2012 National Convening: Global Trends\, National Implications\, Local Innovations
DESCRIPTION:GCIR’s 2012 National Convening\, Global Trends\, National Implications\, Local Innovations\, June 13-15 in Portland\, Oregon\, will bring together a community of grantmakers who share a commitment to helping immigrants become full and active members of our society. It will offer funders an opportunity to learn from one another’s experiences and expertise. And it will uplift a range of perspectives\, strategies\, and innovations from some of the field’s most inspiring leaders\, thinkers\, activists\, and advocates. As part of this convening\, BMP Director Frances Kunreuther will be moderating a panel on Funding Leadership Development. This workshop will delve deep into strategies for developing strong nonprofit leaders and strong community/movement leaders. It will identify ingredients for success and offer food for thought to funders interested in building authentic immigrant leadership.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/gcir-2012-national-convening-global-trends-national-implications-local-innovations/
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SUMMARY:CFED Assets Learning Conference
DESCRIPTION:As this year’s premier gathering of asset-building practitioners\, funders and advocates\, the 2012 Assets Learning Conference will feature four conference institutes\, four plenary sessions and over 40 concurrent sessions covering the most pertinent and cutting-edge topics for the asset-building field. The conference will begin on Wednesday\, September 19 with four half-day and full-day conference institutes covering a range of topics including Children’s Savings\, Entrepreneurship and Policy Advocacy Strategies. Day two of the conference will feature two plenaries and four sets of concurrent sessions followed by an evening reception. The final day of the conference will include two plenaries and two sets of concurrent sessions and conclude with visits to Capitol Hill to meet with legislative staff. BMP Director Frances Kunreuther will be leading a session on Social Service and Social Change during the conference.\nThe ALC will take place September 19-21\, 2012 at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington\, DC. To participate in this important conversation\, visit the Registration page
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/cfed-assets-learning-conference/
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SUMMARY:Detroit Accountable Community Governance Event
DESCRIPTION:In July\, 2012 William Copeland and Rayven Roberts represented EMEAC at the Accountable Community Governance Convening held by the South by Southwest Experiment in Jackson\, Mississippi. This event will serve as a community report back. But furthermore will be a discussion about what does Accountable Community Governance look like in Detroit. The South by Southwest Experiment is an inter-generational partnership initiated in 2006 by established grassroots social justice organizations: Southern Echo and the Mississippi Delta Catalyst Roundtable in Mississippi\, the Southwest Workers Union in Texas\, and the SouthWest Organizing Project in New Mexico. The ACG Convening had as its long term goal: The creation and implementation of an accountable community governance model through which grassroots communities and public officials can learn to work together to build fair\, just and healthy communities. By Governance\, we mean institutions that make policies that impact our lives. This includes government and elected officials but also includes civil society\, and grassroots organizations. Some topics that will be collectively discussed include: – Current Campaigns related to community governance including: the new city Charter\, PA4 and the Emergency Management Situation\, The Detroit School Board and its Emergency Management Situation\, the most recent Primary election and upcoming elections. – Detroit as a majority Black municipality- how does our governance meet or not meet our needs – How do organizations\, neighborhoods and activists work together? What is the role of youth? What relationships do we hold with elected officials and their staff/ administration? This event is co-sponsored by East Michigan Environmental Action Council (EMEAC)\, the Green Party of Detroit\, and Building Movement Project Detroit For additional resources\, check out a video produced by the SxSW Project or other reflections from William Copeland
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/detroit-accountable-community-governance-event/
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SUMMARY:Building Common Ground: Nonprofit Leadership in Cross-Sector Collaboration
DESCRIPTION:In the past few years nonprofits have been working to sharpen their skills to demonstrate how effectively they accomplish their mission-related goals. Now groups are beginning to address how to make changes in policies and norms to facilitate our ability to be successful in our work. This session\, titled “Building Movement For Change” and led by Co-Director Frances Kunreuther\, will address the steps necessary to building a movement from the ground up\, the value in including diverse partners from other sectors in our coalitions\, and what that means for our organizations\, their missions\, and our larger vision of the world we want to create.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/building-common-ground-nonprofit-leadership-in-cross-sector-collaboration/
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SUMMARY:GYCF Annual Conference: Investing in Promising Futures for All
DESCRIPTION:The conference\, taking place in El Paso\, TX\, will provide a forum to consider the kaleidoscope of evolving cultures\, traditions\, and demographics that make up this country\, and the role of private philanthropy – a true American tradition – in leveling the playing field for children\, youth\, and families\, and developing services and systems to support individuals who are working to achieve their potential. Frances Kunreuther\, Director of Building Movement Project\, will be moderating a panel titled “Catalysis for Change: How Nonprofits Can Deliver Services and Transform Communities”\, which will focus on some of our Social Service and Social Change work.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/gycf-annual-conference-investing-in-promising-futures-for-all/
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SUMMARY:Southern California Grantmaker Presentation Race to Lead: The Racial Leadership Gap in the Golden State
DESCRIPTION:Southern California Grantmakers is pleased to partner with the Building Movement Project to discuss the findings from their recently released Race to Lead report which explores the nonprofit racial leadership gap in California. To view the report\, please click here.\nThe results call into question the common assumption that to increase the diversity of nonprofit leaders\, people of color need more training. The findings point to a new narrative. To increase the number of people of color leaders\, the nonprofit sector needs to address the practices and biases of those governing nonprofit organizations. Rather than focus on the perceived deficits of potential leaders of color\, the sector should concentrate on educating nonprofit decision-makers on the issues of race equity and implicit bias accompanied by changes in action leading to measurable results. This transfers the responsibility for the racial leadership gap from those who are targeted (people of color) to those who oversee organizations as well as the sector overall\, which needs to embrace systems change work to ensure that its policies\, practices\, and culture are aligned with the values of diversity\, inclusion and equity. \nPresentation of California’s Race to Lead by: \nFrances Kunreuther\, Co-Director\, Building Movement Project\nSean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Director\, Building Movement Project \nPanel Discussion: \nKafi Blumenfield\, Trustee of The James Irvine Foundation and Tides\nWendy Chang\, Director of Dwight Stuart Youth Foundation\nAlberto Retana\, President & CEO of Community Coalition\nMari Riddle\, Executive Director of Grand Performances
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/southern-california-grantmaker-presentation-race-to-lead-the-racial-leadership-gap-in-the-golden-state/
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SUMMARY:CO\, Too!
DESCRIPTION:As nonprofits\, we’ve heard and learned from business. Now it’s time to broaden our learning base and hear from another voice: CO\, community organizing. Take this opportunity before Dr. King’s holiday to celebrate and learn from his legacy of community organizing:\nExtend your outreach\nUse technology and social media to spread your mission\nEngage your board\, staff and volunteers more effectively\n….While increasing your impact \nWhether you’re an arts organization or an AIDS network\, an environment group or a community center\, hear from a diverse panel of experts about how they use principles of community organizing to deliver their missions. \nMeet with the panelists and explore how to apply their approaches to your organizations.  BMP Co-Director Sean Thomas-Breitfeld will moderate a panel that includes Kady Ferguson\, Executive Director of Brooklyn Food Coalition; Zahida Pirani\, Consultant and Community Organizer; Prerana Reddy\, Director of Public Programs and Community Engagement at the Queens Museum; and Julia Watt-Rosenfeld\, Director of Community Organizing and Advocacy at Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation \nTo RSVP for this workshop\, please fill out the online registration form. 
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/co-too/
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SUMMARY:The Next Generation of Change
DESCRIPTION:Breakout Session of the Independent Sector Conference\nAs younger talent enters the nonprofit workforce – Gen Xers and especially Millennials – there will be an undeniable challenge and opportunity to redefine the next generation of leadership for change. The session features examples from people across the generations who are on the leading edge of the next generation of change. \nCo-Director Frances Kunreuther will be featured on this panel\, speaking about the work of Building Movement and observations from the first few months of a co-directorship structure.  
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/the-next-generation-of-change/
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SUMMARY:C06: Philanthropy's Role in Closing the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap
DESCRIPTION:GEO’s 2018 National Conference is the perfect opportunity for grantmakers of all backgrounds to come together\, explore the most relevant topics in the field and problem solve with like-minded peers.Recent events may have inspired you to question what role philanthropy plays in creating change — and what your individual role is in advocating for shifts in the field.\nA decade ago\, nonprofits and foundations in California had a robust debate about the lack of investment in organizations and leaders of color in the state. Since then\, national studies have still shown that few nonprofit executive directors are people of color\, despite widespread agreement that organizational leadership should reflect the demographics of communities served. This session will draw on national survey data on leadership and race in the nonprofit sector with a particular focus on how philanthropy has sometimes been a barrier for aspiring leaders of color and share ideas for what grantmakers can do to move the sector forward. \nRead the report here: http://racetolead.org/ca/ \nPresenters: \nSean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Director\, Building Movement Project\, \nWilliam Cordery\, Program Officer\, Wellspring Philanthropic Fund \nMarissa Tirona\, Program Officer\, Ford Foundation
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/c06-philanthropys-role-in-closing-the-nonprofit-racial-leadership-gap/
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SUMMARY:Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits National Speaker Series: Race to Lead
DESCRIPTION:The nonprofit sector is experiencing a racial leadership gap with less than 20% of CEO/ED positions held by people of color. Learn how our sector can change the narrative of the problemand develop new strategies. By embracing this imperative\, the sector can align our social justice principles with our operating practices. This is one installment of the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofit’s year-long Beyond Tolerance series focused on educational events and on-line tools that nonprofits can use to advance their awareness of and efforts in diversity\, inclusion\, and equity. \nJoin us for this thought provoking and energy charged session to learn how nonprofit leaders can bridge the divide and embrace the systems\, culture and behavior changes that will align our sector with the values of diversity\, inclusion\, and equity. \nRegister: OKC – 8:30 – 10:30 am\nRegister: Tulsa – 1:30 – 3:30 pm \nFacilitator:\nSean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Director of the Building Movement Project
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/oklahoma-center-for-nonprofits-national-speaker-series-race-to-lead/
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SUMMARY:The Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap in Massachusetts
DESCRIPTION:A new examination of leadership opportunities and experiences for people of color in the Massachusetts nonprofit sector finds that\, despite the desire to create a more diverse sector\, nonprofits are falling short in providing opportunities to qualified leaders of color. The Nonprofit Leadership Gap in Massachusetts: A Race to Lead Brief\, was made possible through funding support by the Barr Foundation\, and was released today at a Boston Foundation event. The research builds upon the national Race to Lead research done last year by the Building Movement Project\, which found people of color nationwide faced steep challenges to advance into leadership roles.\nThis Forum dug deeper into the data Building Movement Project gathered from Massachusetts reflecting the racial leadership gap within the nonprofit sector.  \nPresenters: \nSean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Director of the Building Movement Project \nFrances Kunreuther\, Co-Director of the Building Movement Project \nPanelists: \nMichael James\, Senior VP of Human Resources at Old Colony YMCA\, \nImari K. Paris Jeffries\, Executive Director of Parenting Journey\,  \nJocelyn Sargent\, Executive Director of the Hyams Foundation\, \nCassie Scarano\, CEO & Co-Founder of Commongood Careers\, \nCelina Miranda\, Executive Director of Hyde Square Task Force
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/the-nonprofit-racial-leadership-gap-in-massachusetts/
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SUMMARY:Integrating Civic Action for Nonprofits
DESCRIPTION:The 2018 Unidos US Leaders in Action Summit is a unique opportunity to join hundreds of Latino leaders\, including youth\, in Capitol Hill to advocate for critical wins that benefit millions of American families on issues such as affordable healthcare\, immigration reform\, education equality\, economic justice\, and civil rights.\nBuilding Movement Projects (BMP)\, develops research\, tools\, training materials and opportunities for partnership that bolster nonprofit organizations’ ability to support the voice and power of the people they serve. This workshop will deepen UnidosUS’s continued work in integrating civic action for nonprofits. UnidosUS Affiliates will showcase examples of integrating civic action. The BMP facilitators will conduct an organizational assessment for social change\, explore community engagement strategies\, and tackle barriers to Board buy-in. BMP will map out opportunities for civic engagement and activism. \nPresentation:\nSean Thomas Breitfeld\, CO Director\, Building Movement Project\nNoelia Mann\, Communications and Operations Coordinator\, Building Movement Project \nAffiliate Panel:\nMauricio Calvo\, Executive Director\, Latino Memphis\, UnidosUS Affiliate\nAndrea Plaza\, Executive Director\, Encuentro\, UnidosUS Affiliate
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/integrating-civic-action-for-nonprofits/
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SUMMARY:CALIFORNIA’S RACE TO LEAD: The Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap in the Golden State
DESCRIPTION:Following its groundbreaking national report on why America’s nonprofit sector has so few leaders of color\, the Building Movement Project (BMP) will release CALIFORNIA’S RACE TO LEAD\, a report examining the diversity of nonprofit leadership in the Golden State—a state widely acknowledged as a bellwether because of its diverse population and progressive values. Join us for a presentation on Wednesday\, February 14\, 2018 for a presentation of the Building Movement Project’s Race to Lead findings followed by panel respondents.\nPresentation of California’s Race to Lead by: \nFrances Kunreuther & Sean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Directors\, Building Movement Project \nSpeakers \nOrson Aguilar\, President of the Greenlining Institute \nHolly Delany Cole\, Director of Flexible Leadership Awards Program at the Evelyn and Walter Haas\, Jr. Fund \nJames W. Head\, President & Chief Executive Officer of the East Bay Community Foundation \nSurina Khan\, CEO of the Women’s Foundation of California
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/californias-race-to-lead-the-nonprofit-racial-leadership-gap-in-the-golden-state/
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SUMMARY:2018 Washington State Nonprofit Conference
DESCRIPTION:The 2018 Washington State Nonprofit Conference is the only annual statewide gathering for nonprofit people. Join us for two days of intense learning with pre-conference deep dives about HR\, finance\, and risk management. Then come back the next day for the main conference\, where you’ll attend interactive and thoughtful workshops\, be inspired by Beth Kanter on rethinking well-being in the nonprofit workplace\, and get to imagine new models for nonprofit management and leadership with a panel of three leading nonprofit experts.\nIs the traditional model of nonprofit governance and management working? What new models would help us adapt to current conditions and foster greater innovation and collaboration? How can we mainstream fiscal sponsorship\, hybrid organizations\, social enterprise\, shared leadership or other organizational or funding forms to get the work done that our communities most need. Changing times invite us to rediscover our assumptions\, institutions\, systems\, and culture. Join us for the conversation led by Sean Thomas-Breitfeld.  \nPanel: \nSean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Director of Building Movement Project \nVu Le\, Executive Director of Rainier Valley Corps \nMeagan Darrow\, Deputy Director of TOGETHER!
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/2018-washington-state-nonprofit-conference/
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SUMMARY:Race to Lead: A Presentation by the Building Movement Project
DESCRIPTION:Held in partnership with Highmark Inc. with funding provided by The Opportunity Fund and Pittsburgh Councilman R. Daniel Lavelle\, Program to Aid Citizen Enterprise (PACE) invites you to join us on May 30\, 2018\, 1 p.m.- 3 p.m\, as Building Movement Project (BMP) Co-Director Sean Thomas-Breitfeld will discuss Race to Lead: Confronting the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap\, the first report in BMP’s Race to Lead series that explores why there are so few leaders of color in the nonprofit sector. This event is part of a year-long learning series\, celebrating and highlighting the 50th year anniversary of PACE.\nPresenter: \nSean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Director\, Building Movement Project
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/race-to-lead-a-presentation-by-the-building-movement-project-2/
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SUMMARY:Fairfield County’s Advocacy Day
DESCRIPTION:Fairfield County’s Community Foundation’s Center for Nonprofit Excellence (CNE) is offering an exciting\, interactive and collaborative Advocacy Day on the morning of Thursday\, May 31st at Grace Farms in New Canaan\, CT. As the culmination of their Advocacy Series\, FCCF is offering a half-day seminar that will highlight the opportunity to learn how to elevate one’s voice and viewpoint to create impactful change with seminar partner\, Grace Farms Foundation. From 9:00 am until 12:30 pm\, participants will hear from experts\, join a panel discussion and participate in break-out workshops.Held in partnership with Grace Farms Foundation. Nonprofit staff and board members are invited to Fairfield County’s Advocacy Day to boost advocacy skills and build networks with other nonprofit leaders! Join the Building Movement Project’s Frances Kunreuther as she opens the conference as a keynote speaker.\nBreakout Sessions: \nWorkshop 1: The Nuts & Bolts of Lobbying! – Liz Brown\, E.C. Brown Consulting \nWorkshop 2: Incorporating Human Voice and Data for Great Storytelling – Mackenzie Rigg\, CT Mirror \nWorkshop 3: Building A Bigger Tent: Exploring and Securing New Partnerships – Krishna Patel\, Grace Farms Foundation \nWorkshop 4: Power\, Purpose\, and Influence: Essential Ingredients for an Effective Advocacy Campaign  – Jeff Shaw\, CT Community Nonprofit Alliance \nKeynote Presentation: \nFrances Kunreuther\, Co-Director Building Movement Project \nPanel: \nAnka Badurina\, Building One Community \nMaddie Granato\, CT Women’s Education and Legal Fund \nLaura McCargar\, Perrin Family Foundation \nVal Ramos\, Everyday Democracy
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/fairfield-countys-advocacy-day/
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SUMMARY:Building Movement Project Race\, Gender\, and Nonprofit Leadership Focus Groups: Portland\, OR
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Building Movement Project (BMP) for focus groups on race\, gender\, and leadership in the nonprofit sector. These nationwide focus groups are part of the Race to Lead (racetolead.org) series of reports. During the focus group\, BMP will share some of the key findings from the Race to Lead survey and explore participants’ insights\, experiences\, and reactions to the data. All of the participants’ contributions will be kept confidential.\nFocus groups take place as follows. The exact location will be sent with registration: \n*Focus group for White CEO/Executive Directors (all genders) on Tuesday July 10th from 10:30am-12pm\, WVDO\n*Focus group for People of Color CEOs/Executive Directors (all genders) on Tuesday July 10th from 12pm-1:30pm\, Meyer Memorial Trust\n*Focus group for White Women in non-profits (all roles) on Tuesday July 10th from 2pm-3:30pm*\, WVDO\n*Focus group for Women of Color in non-profits (all roles) on Wednesday July 11th from 8:30am-10am*\, Meyer Memorial Trust \n*Women CEOs/EDs are asked to attend the sessions specific to CEOs or EDs if possible. \nPlease register below indicating the group that is the best match. A light breakfast or lunch will be served. \nThank you in advance for your participation.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/building-movement-project-race-gender-and-nonprofit-leadership-focus-groups-portland-or/
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SUMMARY:Building Movement Project Race\, Gender\, and Nonprofit Leadership Focus Groups: AECF Network Gathering\, Tampa\, FL
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Building Movement Project (BMP) for  focus groups on race\, gender\, and leadership in the nonprofit sector (all are welcome in this session).  These nationwide focus groups are part of the Race to Lead (racetolead.org) series of reports.\nThese sessions will take place during the AECF Network Annual Gathering. During the focus group\, BMP will share some of the key findings from the Race to Lead survey and explore participants’ insights\, experiences\, and reactions to the data. All of the participants’ contributions will be kept confidential.   \nFocus groups take place on Thursday July 19 from 3-4:30pm.   \n *Focus group for Women of Color\n *Focus group for Men of Color\n *Focus group for White Women \nPlease register below indicating the group that is the best match.  Lift refreshments will be served. \nThank you in advance for your participation. \nQuestions? Contact Ofronama Biu\, Senior Research Associate\, Building Movement Project at obiu@buildingmovement.org or (212) 378-4437.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/building-movement-project-race-gender-and-nonprofit-leadership-focus-groups-aecf-network-gathering-tampa-fl/
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SUMMARY:Integrating Social Change Principles into Service Provision
DESCRIPTION:During the “Integrating Social Change Principles into Service Provision” workshop at the 2018 Hunger Free Communities Summit\, the Building Movement Project will offer a framework for exploring (or understanding) the range of ways that social service organizations integrate their social change principles into their everyday work. Appetite for Change will offer a “living case study” of how these principles may be applied in a real and local context. The workshop will guide participants through an assessment of their organization’s activities based on a scale of constituent engagement. Through group and partner discussion\, as well as individual reflection\, workshop participants will consider aspirational organizational activities and map out possible next steps. Attendees will also learn from both Building Movement Projectand Appetite for Change about various types of power and how power dynamics play into service delivery work and efforts to integrate social change principals into that work. Attendees will leave with tangible resources for integrating meaningful constituent engagement\, wherever they may be in the process of advancing progressive social change.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/integrating-social-change-principles-into-service-provision/
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SUMMARY:Overburdened and Under-Resourced-- Advancing Women of Color in the Nonprofit Sector
DESCRIPTION:Building Movement Project will present new research on the challenges women of color face in the nonprofit workplace. A panel will then discuss what the sector can do to challenge biases against women of color and provide support for their advancement. Dialogue will focus on strategies nonprofits and foundations an empoy to build the capacity of organizations to advance their leaderhsip.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/overburdened-and-under-resourced-advancing-women-of-color-in-the-nonprofit-sector/
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SUMMARY:Race to Lead: Confronting the Racial Leadership Gap\, Implications for Capacity Builders
DESCRIPTION:In June 2017\, the Building Movement Project released the first report in the Race to Lead series looking at why there are so few leaders of color in the nonprofit sector. The results of a survey of over 4\,000 people working in nonprofits clearly indicate that bias and structural barriers – rather than qualifications or aspirations – prevent people of color from advancement. This session will start with a quick review of the existing reports and new data\, followed by an interactive discussion with session participants on 1) their reactions and experiences\, 2) how the findings can influence practice\, and 3) what other information is needed for effective racial justice capacity building.
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/race-to-lead-confronting-the-racial-leadership-gap-implications-for-capacity-builders/
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SUMMARY:Embracing Inclusive Leadership: Uncommon Conversations About Diversity
DESCRIPTION:At the Axelson Center for Nonprofit Management’s fall conference\, join 200 Chicago-area nonprofit leaders to learn about inclusive leadership and why it matters. Hear from keynote speakers Frances Kunreuther and Sean Thomas-Breitfeld\, co-authors of Race to Lead and Rusty Stahl\, president of Fund the People\, on vital topics regarding what diversity and inclusion mean for leadership\, fundraising\, and the future of nonprofit work.\nCome to this one-day\, participatory conference to join in conversations about effective strategies for embracing differences\, addressing structural barriers to equity\, cultivating allies\, and building on diversity and inclusion to enhance organizational effectiveness. \nKeynote Speakers: \nFrances Kunreuther\, Co-Director Building Movement Project \nRusty Stahl\, Founder\, President & CEO Fund the People \nSean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Co-Director Building Movement Project
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/embracing-inclusive-leadership-uncommon-conversations-about-diversity/
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SUMMARY:Race to Lead & Service and Social Change 
DESCRIPTION:These thought-provoking\, energy-charged sessions will offer concrete actions leaders can take to bridge the divide and embrace the systems\, culture and behavior changes that align with the values of diversity\, inclusion and equity.\nSessions will be held at Marquette University. Please note\, AM and PM sessions will be held at different locations on the Marquette University Campus.  \nMorning Session (Race to Lead: Confronting the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap): Marquette University Alumni Memorial Union\, 1442 W Wisconsin Ave\, Milwaukee\, WI 53233 (Enter on Wells) \nAfternoon Session (Service and Social Change):  Marquette University Eisenberg Hall located in Sensenbrenner Hall\, 1103 W. Wisconsin Ave.\, Milwaukee\, WI 53233 (Enter on Wisconsin)
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/race-to-lead-service-and-social-change/
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SUMMARY:Confronting the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap
DESCRIPTION:Leaders from Detroit and Los Angeles will discuss ways to address the nonprofit racial leadership gap. In 2017\, the Building Movement Project released a report\, Race to Lead: Confronting the Nonprofit Racial Leadership Gap\, that challenged prevailing narratives for why there are so few leaders of color in the nonprofit sector. Rather than the conventional deficit model — that People of Color were unable or unwilling to take on top leadership — the results from over 4\,000 nonprofit respondents showed People of Color and whites had similar qualifications and that People of Color were more likely to aspire to lead nonprofit organizations. Respondents also reported that structural barriers\, from white boards to biased executive recruiters to funders\, prevent People of Color from advancing to executive leadership jobs. During this session\, we will present survey results including national data\, data on the LGBTQ and California subsamples\, and a new analysis of the data by race and gender. Two presenters from the Detroit area and Los Angeles\, will briefly share their observations of the nonprofit racial leadership landscape and actions they are taking to change the narrative and to address the real barriers: racialized biases in the sector. In structured and highly interactive small groups\, audience members will be learn from the presenters and their peers about practical ways of changing the narrative and taking concrete steps to address the nonprofit racial leadership gap. These will be captured and presented back to the full group.\nSpeakers: Sean Thomas-Breitfeld\, Yodit Mesfin Johnson\, Aurea Montes-Rodriguez
URL:https://buildingmovement.org/event/confronting-the-nonprofit-racial-leadership-gap/
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