As the Policy Leadership Initiative continues to evolve, we've been listening closely to the needs of policy practitioners at all stages of their journeys. From acquiring and refining essential policy skills to navigating career transitions, there is a strong desire from practitioners to connect with and learn from peers to acquire and refine essential policy skills, support each other in what are often shared challenges, collectively strategise, and successfully navigate their career journeys.
Who doesn’t like waking up at 6am to travel to beautiful and exotic Sacramento to start off their week? That’s just what Matt, Misty and Jessica did on Monday, May 14, 2012 and we enjoyed every moment of the visit together to meet with the South Sacramento BHC Hub and our partners, Zero Divide.
Thank you for attending the May 10, 2012 training, Introduction to Analytics.
We hope you found the training and discussion useful and now have a better understanding of how to track progress toward your communications goals.
The following are the materials used during the training. These materials are distributed under a Creative Commons license, and we encourage re-use, modification, and re-distribution in any situation where they may be useful.
Hi All,
We want to invite you to join us on Tuesday, May 15th from 12:00pm to 1:00pm for a no cost webinar with our very own Matt Garcia! He will talk through basics terms and uses about nonprofit technology, including answering questions like:
On May 7th, we flew to Long Beach to meet with the Building Healthy Communities of The California Endowment. We were introduced to the BHC Hub Staff Rene and Ana, Program Manager Jenny, and the communications committee Chris, Amelia and Sonya. Wow, what an amazing group of people!
In February, Matt, Misty and Jessica traveled to Los Angeles to meet the Building Healthy Communities (BHC) Hub media coordinators for a 2 day convening. BHC is a 10 yr initiative from The California Endowment (TCE) to improve the health of 14 communities across California. In 2011-2012, Zerodivide and Aspiration partnered to provide statewide technology capacity building support to the BHC communities.
