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Leading Innovation for Congregational Leaders: Innovative and Adaptive Leadership (Metropolitan Community Churches)

In order to help equip and resource MCC’s LEAD participants, and other leaders, the Office of Formation and Leadership Development partnered with the Office of Church and Ministry Development to present a webinar to listen and learn together about how to support innovative and adaptive leadership for our congregations. Read more

By Metropolitan Community Church, 9 yearsOctober 30, 2017 ago

Faithful Dissent: Loving Our Way into a Brighter Tomorrow (ChurchNext)

We live in increasingly divisive times. From politics to sports, the gift of human difference can quickly become a chasm of serious discord and division. What does it mean for good Christians to disagree? How do we do so faithfully? Should Christians protest? How should they do so? In Read more

By ChurchNext, 9 yearsSeptember 19, 2017 ago

Hawaiian Stories and Traditional Teachings (National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center )

This on-demand webinar is lead by Kuualoha Hoomanawanui. Hoomanawanui is a scholar, poet, artist, and mālama ‘āina advocate. She is an Associate Professor of Hawaiian literature, specializing in traditional Hawaiian literature (including folklore and mythology), Oceanic (Pacific) literature, and indigenous perspectives on literacy. Watch this on-demand webinar – visuals begin Read more

By National Indigenous Womens Resource Center, 9 years ago

Namelehuapono: Using Hawaiian Culture as a Pathway to Healing from Domestic and Sexual Violence (NIWRC)

This on-demand webinar explores: How Native Hawaiians & indigenous approaches are valuable when seeking healing from domestic violence How cultural ways of thinking & acting can help stop the violence How colonization & racism must be acknowledged as part of the problem How trauma is a central theme related to Read more

By National Indigenous Womens Resource Center, 9 yearsJuly 16, 2017 ago

Indigenous Healing – Mind, Body, Spirit (National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center)

Mind-body-spirit health and healing starts with you. When you make the choice for healing mind body and spirit, you reclaim your power and become an active participant in your healing process. In this on-demand webinar, Bonnie Duran (associate professor in the Department of Health Services, University of Washington School Read more

By National Indigenous Womens Resource Center, 9 yearsJuly 16, 2017 ago

Asian American & Pacific Islander Caregivers (AARP)

The guest speaker for this on-demand webinar was AARP Community Ambassador (Ret.) Maj. Gen. Taguba. Faced with tough decisions about his parent’s health and finances, General Taguba and his siblings managed to care for them the best they could. To help others, General Taguba now advocates for caregivers and their families. Register to watch Read more

By AARP, 9 yearsJuly 16, 2017 ago

Being a Healthy Leader (Center for Progressive Renewal)

Congregational leaders model their message, whether they know it or not. Developing a healthy spiritual foundation helps leaders to lend credibility to the messages that are attempting to convey. This FREE on-demand webinar is an overview of a skill development track offered at the National Church Leadership Institute and through Read more

By Center for Progressive Renewal, 9 years ago

Teaching for Social Justice (Council on Social Work Education)

This online course offers a combination of webinars and curriculum resources that explore how one can teach social justice in the areas of: Race, poverty, and ethnicity Disability Sexual orientation and gender identity and expression Feminism Who should participate? Educators teaching in the areas of diversity, human rights, and social Read more

By Council on Social Work Education, 9 yearsJune 24, 2017 ago

Developing an Indigenous Policymaking Model to Address First Nations Health and Education Disparities (Girls Action Foundation)

The goal of this on-demand webinar is to get people to start thinking about how people can make policy/decisions in workplaces or organizations that can be alienating or ineffective in terms of addressing Indigenous needs. Cassandra J. Opikokew Wajuntah led this webinar. She is from Canoe Lake Cree First Nation Read more

By Girls Action Foundation, 9 years ago

Creating Spaces for Girls in Your Community (Girls Action Foundation)

This on-demand webinar shared some promising approaches to creating activities with girls that are fun, accessible, and meaningful. The team from Girls Action Foundation shared examples from the Girls Action Foundation programs. This webinar welcomed teachers and school staff, parents, people involved with health service and promotion, and those who Read more

By Girls Action Foundation, 9 years ago