Well-being: beyond the policies and into the day-to-day
Amna and Lucy give their perspectives on what well-being means to them and how leaders set the tone (or not!), and give practical advice on moving focus from policies to people.
Amna and Lucy give their perspectives on what well-being means to them and how leaders set the tone (or not!), and give practical advice on moving focus from policies to people.
In this session, Amanda discusses digital storytelling for feminists.
As the Arts Summit engages in the practitioners’ reflection on how their personal and collective work has and continues to be disrupted by the new social reality, so is the effect on the audiences’ responses.
Nick and Sophie discuss disruptive philanthropy.
This session will look at what being at that best entails: how to know when we’ve taken on or are nearing taking on too much; what the basics of self care are and how they are in fact essential to our best, not a distraction from it; and will ask delegates to consider what are the ingredients of YOUR balanced disrupter wellbeing-filled life, and how can you prioritise and achieve them.
This session looks at Terriers and Eve’s Story, two plays by Maurice Bessman.
In this engaging panel discussion, Dana, Asma, The Vacuum Cleaner, and Tarik discuss equity, allyship, and action in arts fundraising.
In this session, Nicolassa Glavez talks about online giving days.
In this session, Rodney Eric López will share the lessons he’s learned – as an artist, arts educator, nonprofit executive, and generosity advisor – to help you name and claim your money story and hopefully find some fresh perspectives in your life and work.
In this session Bernard Ross doesn’t just think out of the box- he stamps on the dammed box, tears it up, and then shreds it – ready for radical recycling.
This session will share the key themes and learnings of ‘Our Hybrid Future’, a new resource exploring the theory and practice of making art work onsite and online.
Join Steve MacLaughlin, vice president of product management at Blackbaud and best selling author of Data Driven Nonprofits to explore and demystify data in the social good sector.
Suhailah will explore the concept of utilizing a regional giving trends approach to help inform fundraising strategy.
Being data driven and strategic in your decision making is one of the best ways that a small shop can move their mission forward. But — in a world of so many data points, what do you actually need to keep track of in your small nonprofit?
In this session, come and learn the fundamentals of how you can wield AI as a powerful tool in your work as a fundraiser, everyday.