Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute
Based on a program developed in the Bay Area by non-profit Urban Habitat, the Boards and Commissions Leadership Institute (BCLI) trains community members and leaders from communities of color and other underrepresented communities to serve on decision-making bodies. A primary goal of the BCLI is to build a progressive network of decision makers and advocates working for more equitable policies on key issues affecting the lives of people of color and underrepresented communities in economic development, employment, health, housing, and transportation in the Twin Cities region. [Read more.]
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Mentoring Tomorrow's LEADers
The LEAD ProjectThe LEAD Project is excited to announce the launch of our new nonprofit mentorship program. This program is an extension of LEAD's ongoing educational efforts to develop future nonprofit leaders. The first of its kind, this two year program will offer young leaders the opportunity to be partnered with today's nonprofit leaders as their mentors. We are looking for up-and-coming volunteers who are dedicated to serving in nonprofit leadership roles to be mentees in this new program. Applications will be open until July 10th. [Read more.]
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Failing into the future
Diane Tran, @YNPNTC BlogThink of someone you greatly admire or consider a hero. While ruminating about their secrets for success, have you ever also considered how much they may have failed to get to where they are? While it may not be the first question that springs to mind when you're curious about how they accomplished certain heroic feats, doesn't it make them seem more human and relatable once you know that they've also struggled and overcome obstacles along the way? [Read more.]
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Human-Centered Design for Social Innovation
IDEO.org +AcumenIDEO.org is proud to announce Human-Centered Design for Social Innovation, a five-week course that we've created in conjunction with Acumen. This course will get you started using the human-centered design process to create innovative, effective, and sustainable solutions for social change in your community. This course is free and designed with a group-guided learning structure. The course begins on July 10, 2013 and is designed to be conducted over 5 weeks. [Read more.]
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