| June 2008
3 Managing Difficult Behaviors: Keep the Kids, Lose the Problems Workshop, University of Minnesota Extension, Minneapolis
5 Youth Work Matters: 24-hr. Training in Rochester (Day 8 of 8), MN Youth Work Institute
6 MN YIPA Quartrly Training on the needs of immigrant youth with the Immigrant Law Center
12 (Youth) Technologic: Learning to Speak a New Language, University of Minnesota Extension, St. Paul
20 MYNC Credentialing in Youth Work?, UMN Youth Work Institute, St. Paul
25-27 History of Youth & Community Work Conference, University of Minnesota Extension, St. Paul
July 2008
21-22 Elements of Effective Practice for Mentoring
August 2008
MNYIPA Events: June-August Link
Strategic Planning, Thinking, and Action: Finding the Right Strategic Tool for your Orgazinatinal Culture
Limited resources in an ever changing economy require organizations to be proactive in shaping the future of their work. Successful organizations use strategic plans as road maps to build their future while meeting short-term agency goals. Knowing the right questions, strategies, and implementation can help you create a meaningful process in your agency's strategic direction. This session emphasizes the importance of strategic planning, thinking, and action and integrates these three components with your organization's culture.
Cost: FREE
Location: MN Women's Consortium, 550 Rice Street, Saint Paul, MN 55103
Date:TBD; 4-5:15pm
Workshops from September through November 2008 will be available in July 2008
To register for any of the workshops above, please send an email indicating your interest to mai@leadershipparadigms.com. Space is limited. Reserve today! |
All workshops are presented by Mai Moua, Ph.D. She is the founder and president of Leadership Paradigms, Inc., a consulting firm which specializes in leadership and organizational development, training, and research.
Her work is in the areas of cross cultural leadership, women's leadership, leadership development - especially in communities of color, cultural competency and intelligence, and nonprofit and public management and leadership. She teaches graduate level courses in public and nonprofit management and leadership, diversity, and management communication. | |
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Leadership Paradigms, Inc. works with people, organizations, and communities on a local, national, and global level to bring conscious awareness to challenge, renew, and transform one's ways of knowing and being. We work to illuminate different paradigms of knowing and being. We believe an appreciation for differences and similarities in knowing and being ultimately will lead us to new forms of leadership thinking and practices. | |
September 2008
11 Grantseeking for Beginners Seminar, St. Paul
18-19 National Mentoring Summit, hosted by MENTOR at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California
October 2008
MNYIPA Events Links for October
http://www.mnyipa.org/control.php?&topgroupname=&groupname=education&subgroupname=&contentname=FA08
http://www.mnyipa.org/control.php?&topgroupname=&groupname=education&subgroupname=&contentname=NW08
http://www.mnyipa.org/control.php?&topgroupname=&groupname=education&subgroupname=&contentname=SE08
1 Managing the Risks of Deploying Youthful Volunteers, Webinar, Nonprofit Risk Management Center
20 Please Save the Date for the 2008 Minnesota Mentoring Conference!
NOVEMBER 2008
MNYIPA Events Links for November
http://www.mnyipa.org/control.php?&topgroupname=&groupname=education&subgroupname=&contentname=NE08
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