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Conference Breakout ScheduleBelow is the tentative schedule for our breakout sessions. The four tracks are color coded to make it easier to follow topics in a specific track. Check back, we will post a printable version prior to the conference for those who would like a printed copy. Session descriptions can be found on the Breakout Sessions webpage. |
EDUCATION | GRANTMAKING | MEMBERSHIP & COMMUNICATIONS | INNOVATION & |
Monday Breakout Session A 9:15 - 10:30 AM |
Blueprint for Impact: Dismantling Structural Inequities
Kris Hermanns, Seattle Foundation and Roxana Norouzi, OneAmerica | Striking A Balance: Power Sharing & Building Equitable Partnerships with Grantees Bao-Tram Do, Seattle Foundation, Aviva Stampfer, Washington Women's Foundation and Talley Baratka + Carol Anne Lajoie, Impact 100 Richmond | Telling Your Story: Traditional Media Matters!
Diane Perlmutter, Greenville Women Giving and Janet Sumner, Greenville Women Giving | Diversity Equity and Inclusion: Honest Dialogue and Guided Discussion Beth McCaw, Washington Women's Foundation, Ellan Bernstein, Impact100 Philadelphia, Gwendolyn Wesley, Spirit of St. Louis Women's Fund and Clare O'Brien, Impact 100 Cincinnati |
Monday Breakout Session B 10:45 AM - NOON |
Investing On the Edge: Taking Risk in Philanthropic Giving Richard Woo, The Russell Family Foundation | The Dynamics of Assessment: Funder, Partner, Coach Sandy Cook, Impact100 Metro Denver, Peggy Schiffers, Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida and Jenny Berg, Impact 100 Cincinnati | PowerUP! & Expand Your Reach: Harness the Power of Social Media Aki Shibuya, Washington Women's Foundation and Ellen Ragone, Impact100 South Jersey | The Intersection of Race, Gender and Philanthropy: Findings From the Field and How They Relate to You Elizabeth Dale, PhD, Seattle University and Hali Lee, Donors of Color Network |
Monday Breakout Session C 2:15 - 3:30 PM |
Embracing Change in Collective Giving: Stories from Austin and Philadelphia Susan Palombo, Impact Austin and Mary Broach, Impact100 Philadelphia | Daring to Be Different: Increasing Equity and Reducing Disparities in Philanthropy Christine Atkins , Washington Women's Foundation and Lindsay Hill, Raikes Foundation | Growing Younger: Strategies for Making Membership More Age-Inclusive Tammy Wilhoite, ninety-nine girlfriends, Vianette Contreras, Impact100 Sonoma and Tatiana Joyce, The Philanthropy Connection | Let's Keep Talking... and Learning: A Post-Plenary Discussion Centering on the Remarks of Ijeoma Oluo Morgan Dawson, Washington Women's Foundation and Marsh Morgan, Community Investment Network |
Monday Breakout Session D 3:45 - 5:00 PM |
A Conversation: Women Donors of Color Stephanie Ellis-Smith, Phila Engaged Giving and Hali Lee, Donors of Color Network | The Varied Facets of Catalist Grantmaking Susan Benford, The Philanthropy Connection, Patti Zebrowski, Wood River Women's Foundation, Lisa Miller, Women's Impact Fund, and JoAnn Sanditz, Spirit of St. Louis Women's Fund | Create a More Diverse Membership and an Inclusive Organization Deepika Andavarapu AICP, PhD, Impact 100 Cincinnati and Michelle Hynes, ninety-nine girlfriends | From Safe to Brave: Courageous Conversations on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Rosetta Eun Ryong Lee, Seattle Girls' School |
Tuesday Breakout Session E 9:30 - 10:45 AM |
Achieving Community Impact Through Strategic Collaborations Christina Gorcyznski, Impact Austin and Linda Simmons, Women's Giving Alliance of NE Florida | Breaking the Grantmaking Mold Kim Fry, Impact Giving, Lauren Chianese, 100 Women Strong at Central Florida Foundation | Employing Strategic Planning As A Power Tool Terri Bullock, Wood River Women's Foundation, Katie Sawyer, San Diego Women's Foundation and Deborah Edward, ninety-nine girlfriends | Real Talk from a Non-Profit Leader: A New Age for Building Trust, Community and Power-Sharing Colby Swettberg, Silver Lining Mentoring |
Tuesday Bringing It Home Sessions 11:00 - 12:15 PM
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Diving
Into the Wreck – What to Salvage & Scrap for a New Era of Philanthropy* *One person per affiliate will be able to attend | Bringing It Home - A Guided Conference Wrap Up Put it all together at this specially designed wrap up session led by expert facilitators. Attendees will affirm and celebrate the courage required to challenge perceptions and assumptions when advancing the agenda of equity and inclusion in philanthropy. They will deepen their personal awareness of the contributions they each make to this work, and build a narrative for a solid bridge from the conference to our individual and community-based lives. |
Tuesday Catalist Announcements 12:15 - 12:30 PM
thanks!Thank you to the breakout committee co-chairs, Marion DeForest (Washington Women’s Fdn, Seattle) and Susan Benford (The Philanthropy Connection, Boston), who led this fabulous national team.
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