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And here's the video that shares the story of Anseye Pou Ayiti, Nedgine Paul Deroly, Jean-Claude Brizard-Claude and many other visionaries who have been working for a new educational future for Haiti.

ASRT Student to Leadership Development Program participants embarked on a new advocacy journey. Find out more in the current issue of Scanner. https://bit.ly/2Wnjhgn

🌱 From new federal grant guidelines and labor law changes to a host of great trainings starting in May, there's a lot to unpack in this month's MNA newsletter! Top of mind this month: please make sure your organization fills out the Capacity Survey - it helps us and other states in the region figure out what nonprofits need most. Then check out Catalyst, our leadership program, which has been reimagined for 2024 and features two ways to engage and transform your leadership. Read on and learn more here - https://lnkd.in/gnvQA-mQ

The sixth issue of COACH Magazine Global is online... Aylin Olsun, PWN Global Funding VP interview "From Local Advocacy to Global Impact: Leadership, Diversity and PWN Global's Vision" will be with you in the sixth issue.   You can visit www.thecoachmagazine.com to get the latest issue of the magazine and read the article. Additionally, you may consider subscribing to COACH Magazine Global to ensure you don't miss any future issues!

How can those of us focused on racial equity in education and philanthropy make a greater impact and do our part to guide the nation toward justice? One way, according to SEF COO Dr. Kenita Williams, MPP, EdD is to challenge one another to find more ways to build, support and expand research-based leadership programs focused on racial equity in education. Hear more about leadership for education equity from Dr. Williams in Grantmakers for Education's latest Member Insights. https://lnkd.in/eXQUNX_e

Anseye Pou Ayiti (APA) is revolutionizing education in Haiti by shaping a new generation of leaders. Nedgine Paul Deroly, CEO and Co-Founder, and Jean-Claude Brizard, Founding Board Chair, are both proud Haitians and #McNultyPrize Winners. They witnessed how the Haitian education system, deeply influenced by the French colonial legacy, ignored local language and Haiti’s proud history and culture; creating a divide between classroom and community and stifling homegrown leadership. Through fellowships and leadership development for teachers, parents, and principals, APA's innovative approach is decolonizing the education system and recentering Haitian identity, impacting not just students, but the whole community. This holistic shift is driving both community and national transformation while seeding a new generation of civic leaders. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eaYtfB7T

My name is Akoss Schuppius, I am a doctoral student in organizational leadership at Hood College in Frederick, Maryland. I invite you to participate in my research survey. The survey seeks to examine the impact non exposure or the exposure to content on self-advocacy had on you as a participant in a leadership program and whether you feel that the exposure was indeed sufficient for you to better advocate for yourself and/or invite others to advocate on your behalf. Through this study, I am interested in understanding the perception of advocacy for self in an organizational context examining discrimination, advocacy at work, and organization support. https://lnkd.in/e4rbwCRD

At Educational Leaders Australia, the need to provide a forum for discussion on topics directly related relevant to Educational Leaders is acutely felt. These are not topics selected by those outside the role, or by anyone showcasing product such as professional resources, these come from those currently in the role. Advocating for voices to be heard in this time of incredible change in the early childhood sector is at the core of what we do. We urge policy makers to look around their table and ask - Are the ones who are currently leading quality curriculum in our EC Centres represented here? https://lnkd.in/gtsTsgVq

Learning how to take leadership in community servce can lead to unlimited potential return.

Dallas area alumni and friends! Did you know that our professional development arm, KU Public Management Center, has an Emerging Leaders Academy (ELA) cohort in the Dallas metro? Learn more below!