Community Foundation Brown Bag Lunch: A Strong Start With Your Board
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SAVI Data Literacy – Visualizing Data with Charts
Charts are a powerful tool for analyzing and communicating information through tables, graphs or diagrams. This workshop provides you with the skills you need to get the most value from charts. Hands-on activities show you how to apply several types of charts for static and interactive data visualizations. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This workshop would be valuable to anyone interested in using charts to address a research question or communicate data findings. Even if you already know how to make charts, this workshop can improve your ability to design charts that can do the best job of depicting your data. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN? The fundamentals: what to think about before making a chart Principles for choosing and designing a chart How to create static data visualizations with Microsoft Excel and a demonstration of other interactive visualization tools such as Datawrapper USEFUL KNOWLEDGE TO HAVE BEFORE ATTENDING No prior knowledge is required, but you may also want to consider attending the SAVI Data, Tools, and Other Resources workshop which explores where to find existing data in SAVI.
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Leadership Coaching Bootcamp (non-degree seeking): Four-Sessions Series
University of Evansville 1800 Lincoln Ave, Evansville, IN, United StatesThe goal of this program is to apply a coaching approach to leadership that will build up the capacity of managers and supervisors to improve the performance of their direct reports.
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Navigating Organizational Change
University of Evansville 1800 Lincoln Ave, Evansville, IN, United StatesLeaders play a critical role in ensuring that change is successfully implemented. This workshop will equip leaders with practical tools to understand the human side of change, communicate effectively, and strengthen team alignment with changes. By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to: Identify common reactions to change and the factors that drive resistance Apply practical frameworks for leading teams through changes Communicate change with greater confidence, clarity, and purpose Strengthen team engagement and support employees throughout the change process Dr. Timothy A. (Tad) Dickel serves as the Executive in Residence in Leadership and the Faculty Director of the Master of Science in Leadership program at the University of Evansville. In addition, he is the President of T.A. Dickel Group, LLC and serves as a leadership and strategy consultant for businesses, universities, and nonprofits.
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Indiana Youth Institute’s 2026 State of the Child
About This Event To improve the lives of all Indiana children, Indiana Youth Institute provides access to reliable data and resources to empower, educate, and equip those who impact youth. Join us for a dive into the recently released 2026 Indiana KIDS COUNT® Data Book! Learn and engage with the best and most recent information on child well-being, to inform leaders, policymakers, youth workers, and advocates, like you, with go-to sources for critical data to create positive change for youth. Join us for the 2026 State of the Child presentation, the latest in youth well-being and how you can use data to create positive change for Indiana kids in your community. Learning Objectives Raise awareness of data related to the well-being of Indiana children. Provide access to high-quality, evidence-based data and best practices to increase the well-being of Indiana's children and youth through IYI. Provide a source of high quality, evidence-based best practices, and solutions to increase the well-being of Indiana’s children and youth. Presenter: IYI Data Team Indiana Youth Institute
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The Evolving Relationship Between Nonprofits and Government: Past, Present, and Future
OnlineAt a pivotal moment for the nonprofit sector, the Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy (CNP) at the Urban Institute will host the first in a series of 30th-anniversary convenings, beginning with an exploration of the rapidly evolving relationship between government and nonprofits. Centered on three guiding questions—What forces have shaped that relationship in the past? What is happening now? And what might the relationship look like in the future?—this convening will look at the historical relationship between government and nonprofits, assess current disruptions, and help shape how the field understands and prepares for what lies ahead. As nonprofits continue to play a critical role in supporting communities, driving economic activity, and demonstrating resilience during a tumultuous period, this gathering offers a rare chance to step back, reflect on the sector’s trajectory, and explore how nonprofits might chart a path forward.
