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For These Are All Our Children
Plan to join us for our second mentoring conference! Once again, we will bring trainings you can use right away in your work.
Workshops for Directors, Development and Senior Staff: R U Ready for Money? (tools you can use or create to ascertain which grant opportunity is right for your organization); The Art of Advocacy: Communicating with Government Officials (led by our board chair, Lt. Gov. Brad Owen); Navigating Legal and Tax Issues for the Non-Profit (this workshop is being led by a partner from one of the premier law firms in Seattle, Dorsey Whitney LLC); The Quality Movement in Washington (funders and providers will discuss how quality assurance is defining the future of youth serving organizations across the state); Understanding Program Successes and Challenges: Program Evaluation, Data Tools and Resources and Establishing Corporate Relationships...Looking Beyond the Money (it's good to have friends that care about your work).
Workshops for Supervisors and Staff: The Dream Project: Peer Mentoring and its Mutual Benefit Outcomes; Communicating with Clarity (If you want an amazing exercise in communication, this workshop will knock your socks off!); Youth Voice- Youth Work Methods (there is an additional cost of $10 for materials for this workshop); Breaking the Cycle of Trauma and Intra-Family Violence: Pt. 1 What is it and what can I do?; Pt. 2.Trauma is Contagious. Caring for Ourselves and others (this training informs how we work with youth who come to us with challenging backgrounds); American, yes! But also...; Mentor Mojo (a tool for training mentors how to communicate with their mentees around tender topics); Engaging Churches in Mentoring; Youth Adult Partnerships (how to build and strengthen lasting relationships.
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LocationSeattle University LeRoux Room (View)
901 12th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98122
United States
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| Minimum Age: 21 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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