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JULY MONTHLY MEETING: Practice Makes Permanent: Moving Beyond Diversity to Anti-Racist, Anti-Oppressive Leadership

Tue, Jul 28

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Zoom Meeting - Link Information to follow.

A conversation led by Sharee Fowler and Nigel Alston.

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JULY MONTHLY MEETING: Practice Makes Permanent: Moving Beyond Diversity to Anti-Racist, Anti-Oppressive Leadership
JULY MONTHLY MEETING: Practice Makes Permanent: Moving Beyond Diversity to Anti-Racist, Anti-Oppressive Leadership

Time & Location

Jul 28, 2020, 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

Zoom Meeting - Link Information to follow.

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About the Event

Get your lunch ready and join us for this great program led by Sharee Fowler and Nigel Alston

Policies that help move institutional cultures toward seriously valuing diversity are a starting point, but actively embodying these values and principles is required to effect significant change. As a non-profit leader, your practice and your presence matters. This session will explore what it takes to sustain the kind of leadership needed to create truly equitable and inclusive organizations, systems, and communities. 

Sharee Fowler is an Assistant Professor and Director of the Nonprofit Management and Community Leadership Program at Salem College. She has 20+ years of experience working to advance meaningful social change through community organizing, advocacy, and systemic transformation strategies. In addition to teaching, Sharee currently co-facilitates an ongoing Circle of Trust© for individuals working in the nonprofit and public sectors in her local community. She also serves as a Steering Committee Member for the Forsyth Freedom Federation and is a member of the Voices of God’s Children, a multi-racial community choir dedicated to the preservation of African-American spirituals as a musical art form. 

Nigel Alston is a popular motivational speaker, Dale Carnegie trainer, meeting facilitator, retreat leader and columnist. He is actively engaged in community and relationship building, and currently serves as the executive director of the North Carolina Black Repertory Company, producers of the National Black Theatre Festival. He encourages people to succeed and inspires them to act!

Tickets

  • AFP MEMBER & GUESTS

    MEMBER MAY REGISTER UP TO 4 GUESTS AT THE MEMBER RATE.

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  • NON-MEMBER

    $20.00
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