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Summer Series

This summer, join Tapping In: From Balance to Harmony, a free virtual workshop series designed for community-facing foundation staff.  Through three 90-min sessions, we will explore how to let go of the idea of doing it all, and recognize how to do what’s most important in service of your personal and professional goals. 

 

This series is for you if:

  •  You desire and see the value in pausing to reflect, revise, and rejuvenate in ways that translate for your personal and work-life

  • You feel tension - or even heartache - as you navigate between your identity/authentic self and your professional role

  • You are deeply committed to and curious about your development as a professional positioned to make an impact for the social good 

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Revising Boundaries

In this session, we’ll explore the way that creating boundaries can lead to more freedom and flow in your program officer role.  Consider how the power of understanding your unique contribution can make a bigger difference by spinning less and feeling better.  Come prepared for learning, independent reflection, and group contemplation.  

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From Self Care to Community Care

In this  session, we’ll get curious about the interplay between self care and community care.  Discover how to cultivate real connections, bring compassion to your stakeholders (and yourself), and ultimately better advance your mission through a spirit of community care.  Come prepared for learning, independent reflection, and group contemplation.  

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Rest and Creativity

In this session, we’ll get real about what is driving a culture of urgency and individualism in Philanthropy.  Build a new mindset that understands how rest is linked to your ability to be strategic and innovative, as well as to your development as a compassionate and trusted leader.   Come prepared for learning, independent reflection, and group contemplation.  

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