The Cubs teamed up with The Support Group, a Chicago-based organization that inspires and educates underserved youth with after-school programs, to honor Jackie Robinson's legacy and celebrate his longtime impact on Chicago communities. “Jackie Robinson represents resilience and leadership. Inspiration for generations of people who want to believe that there’s a way to make yourself better. To live a life filled with purpose and imagination.”
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Looking forward to moderating this all-star panel on #climate and #environmental advocacy, featuring Katie Robinson, Jacqueline Patterson, Susan Hendershot, and Ariana Gonzalez and exploring this important topic together! The #BuildingTogether leadership experience from the Council on Foundations is timely, to say the least. In my own environmental advocacy before joining the foundation world, a regret is not fully appreciating the power of authentic, principled coalitions. Sure, I worked in coalition. But primarily with other organizations that closely shared the same policy goals. Our differences sometimes seemed large, but they were, in context, minute. On so many issues today, generating the influence to overcome powerful opponents requires more than working effectively with those with whom you already share affinity. It also demands figuring out how to expand the circle of affinity. Exploring common goals that exist. Forging, sometimes painfully, the actual relationships that can drive more influential and powerful responses to climate change, water pollution--and much more. This isn't just a "good" thing to do, its a strategic way to win.
Mosaic will proudly team up with The Chisholm Legacy Project: A Resource Hub for Black Frontline Climate Justice Leadership, Interfaith Power & Light, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), and the Pisces Foundation during the Council on Foundations Building Together conference to present the panel Working Across Difference to Build a Climate-Proof Future. Together, we’ll explore innovative work across communities that is addressing inequality and activating unlikely allies to increase influence as we grow a climate movement that can deliver the big, sustainable wins we need.
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When you get to the core of value.
Thank you to our TPAC Business Leaders for the Arts founding member, Layton Construction, for your support of TPAC! With your support, we can fulfill our mission to champion excellence in the performing arts and arts education, foster support for our resident companies and community partners, and serve as an inclusive place for all to enjoy meaningful and relevant experiences that enrich lives and promote economic vitality. If your company is interested in investing in the arts and arts education in Tennessee, please contact April Oberlin Posey, Director of Corporate Giving, at 615-687-4304 to learn more about TPAC’s Business Leaders for the Arts program.
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Hi Elisabet, Well done 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 and well presented! Good with practical guidance and examples in the book.
Summer is on, time to super charge your leadership ! Thank you Elisabet Vinberg Hearn a must read !
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A.W.P.A.Y.P. These are the "Proximity" focused activities that are an essential Action Section to the effort towards Ending Mass Incarceration!
Please connect directly impacted folks with this amazing opportunity! Repost and AMPLIFY!!! 💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥⚡⚡⚡ Illinois Coalition to End Permanent Punishments, Chicago Beyond, Illinois Alliance for Reentry and Justice, Life Impacters, IMAN, NAEFI, and Women's Justice Initiative welcome JustLeadershipUSA back to Chicago for a free Emerging Leaders training. Trainers: Lester Young, Hakim Nathaniel Crampton, and Richard Speck https://lnkd.in/gDVe2trp
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