Change Matrix empowers partners by building capacity and offering expertise in leadership, evaluation, and learning. We collaborate to manage systemic change, aiming for justice. Discover how we help communities achieve sustainable transformation at an upcoming event.
In this presentation, attendees will hear from three experts, certified peer counselors, who have served young people and their families within the juvenile justice system. These peers will empower attendees to empower those who work with young people, promoting leadership and awareness to break the stigma on those who have touched the system.
Are you new to the System of Care approach and looking to connect with experienced peers? Are you a seasoned Project Director looking to reenergize your work? Whatever your experience level, the NTTAC Peer Networking for Project Directors group can help connect you with others engaged in similar work to share ideas, strategize solutions to common issues, and provide support during challenging times.
The series is a call to action to deepen the impact of evaluation and learning in philanthropy and advance a more equitable and effective field. Session 2 will focus on actionable strategies to make evaluations more useful to philanthropy and to make change in the field and organizational practice so that evaluators of color can flourish.
Are you a leader in community wellness or peer support services for youth, young adults, or families? Interested in sharing and learning new strategies for fostering equity within your community, organization and services? These NTTAC sessions invite people to engage in dynamic and thoughtful discussion around fostering equity in community wellness and peer support programs.
Whether you are new to your role or you have been in the family movement for many years, the Family Exchange is a peer networking group to share experiences, innovative and effective practices, skills and knowledge, solution to barriers and challenges, and key information supporting your role as a family leader.
Whether you are new to your role or you have been in the family movement for many years, the Family Exchange is a peer networking group to share experiences, innovative and effective practices, skills and knowledge, solution to barriers and challenges, and key information supporting your role as a family leader.
Join this NNED Virtual Roundtable to hear about strategies that motivate racially/ethnically diverse individuals to consider behavioral health as a career path. Discover how community-based organizations are working to diversify the behavioral health workforce including recruiting and retaining racially/ethnically diverse staff. Learn from panelists about professional pathways and programs/trainings that support racially/ethnically diverse people in behavioral health careers.
Whether you are new to your role or you have been in the family movement for many years, the Family Exchange is a peer networking group to share experiences, innovative and effective practices, skills and knowledge, solution to barriers and challenges, and key information supporting your role as a family leader.
Whether you are new to your role or you have been in the family movement for many years, the Family Exchange is a peer networking group to share experiences, innovative and effective practices, skills and knowledge, solution to barriers and challenges, and key information supporting your role as a family leader.
Are you a leader in community wellness or peer support services for youth, young adults, or families? Interested in sharing and learning new strategies for fostering equity within your community, organization and services? These NTTAC sessions invite people to engage in dynamic and thoughtful discussion around fostering equity in community wellness and peer support programs.
Hosted by SAMHSA Office of Behavioral health Equity and the NNED National Facilitation Center, this event brought together NNED community-based organizations (CBOs), local, state, and regional leaders; and philanthropic entities; and additional organizations to cultivate strong partnerships for equitable and healthier communities.
This opportunity intends to provide technical assistance around developing a budget for grant applications to NNED members and minority-serving and under-resourced community-based organizations (CBOs).The webinar will provide an overview of project budget development, explain the importance of an accurate project budget, introduce budget terminology, and offer tips and advice on cost estimates.
