The University Network for Collaborative Governance (UNCG) 2024 Conference happening June 20-22 in Portland focuses on the theme of roots and growth in collaborative governance, exploring its evolution and future prospects. The call for proposals seeks presentations and panels aligned with this theme across three tracks: the field of collaborative governance, innovation in related areas, and personal or organizational growth for UNCG members and partners. Submissions are encouraged from both UNCG members and non-members by April 22, 2024. Learn more below and on UNCG2024 site here.
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Public Agenda is accepting applications for the Pennsylvania Education Equity Project, aiming to fund projects demonstrating effective strategies for implementing Pennsylvania’s new culturally relevant and sustaining education mandate. Six or more grants of up to $30,000 each, will be awarded to researchers affiliated with public or nonprofit U.S. universities. The deadline to apply is 11:59pm ET on May 1, 2024. Join one of the online Q&A sessions on either Friday, April 12th, or Tuesday, April 16th. Learn more below and on PA's site here. NCDD member org, Healthy Democracy, is seeking a full-time Program Director responsible for managing programs, and cultivating new partnerships and communications. The full-time position offers a salary of $55,977, with applications closing on April 21, 2024. Thank you to Kacey Bull, Healthy Democracy's Director of Outreach and Communication, for sharing this announcement with the NCDD network! Learn more below and on HD's site here. Starting this week - Join the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)'s Practicing Democracy Workshop Series, happening until the end of April. This series with AASCU's American Democracy Project supports helping our campuses prepare students and communities to participate in the 2024 local, state, and national elections. Thank you to Ellen Knutson, program manager with AASCU Practicing Democracy, for sharing this announcement with the NCDD network! Learn more below and register on AASCU's site here. If you're looking to gain further related skills, then make sure you join us for our webinar tomorrow - "Building Trust in Elections through Living Room Conversations", co-hosted with NCDD member organizations - National Civic League and Living Room Conversations. April 10th at 4 pm ET, 3 pm CT, 2 pm MT, 1 pm PT. Learn more here and register! Join our webinar "Building Trust in Elections through Living Room Conversations" - Gain insights and tools for fairness and inclusivity, co-hosted with NCDD member organizations, National Civic League and Living Room Conversations. April 10th at 4 pm ET / 3 pm CT / 2 pm MT / 1 pm PT. Plus, explore opportunities for fundraising, connect with emerging leaders, and collaborate on strengthening the connection between dialogue and journalism through NCDD's working groups. Don't miss out on these dynamic initiatives shaping the future of democracy! Federation for Innovation in Democracy North America Launches, Plus Citizens' Assembly School4/5/2024 We invite you to check out the newly launched Federation for Innovation in Democracy North America (FIDE NA), which aims to advocate for Citizens' Assemblies and provide technical guidance. They're hosting a Capacity Building School from April 18-20 in DC featuring international experts, and the Global Innovations in Democracy event from April 15-17. Thank you to Marjan H. Ehsassi, FIDE NA Executive Director, for sharing this announcement with the NCDD network! Learn more in the post below and on the FIDE NA site here. Join Difficult Dialogues National Resource Center's upcoming online event, "Talking Across Political Differences on Campus", this Friday April 5th, 12-1:30pm Eastern, 9-10:30am Pacific. Amidst the charged atmosphere of an upcoming election, this event will provide invaluable insights on fostering respectful discourse across college campuses. Featured organizations include several NCDD member organizations - the Sustained Dialogue Institute, Essential Partners, and Unify America, as well as, Braver Angels. Thank you to Manda Wittebort, Program Coordinator with the University of Florida, for sharing this announcement with the NCDD network! Learn more in the post below. The Restorative Justice Map Project, developed by NACRJ in collaboration with NCORJ and the Center for Restorative Justice, celebrates its one-year anniversary in May. With over 200 submissions already, the project serves as a valuable hub for individuals seeking restorative justice practitioners and programs nationwide. As the anniversary approaches, submissions are encouraged to expand the map's reach and effectiveness in connecting professionals and communities interested in restorative justice. Learn more in the post below and on NACRJ's site here. At the beginning of 2024, NCDD began to roll out our new media collaborative working group and higher education exchange. In April, we are launching two new working groups - Fundraising and Philanthropy & Emerging Leaders (people 35 and under)! We are looking to schedule the calls for those groups and convene this month. If you are interested in joining either of the new working groups, please fill out the scheduling polls linked below. If you are interested in joining the two other groups - Media Collaborative and or Higher Education - find the call information below and join us on the next call! Fundraising and Philanthropy: Join this working group to explore opportunities for fundraising for NCDD and beyond.
Emerging Leaders: This group is for people 35 years and under to explore ways that the NCDD network can support and lift-up our new and emerging practitioners.
Media Collaborative: Join this working group to collaborate on strengthening the connection between D&D and journalism.
Higher Education Exchange:
NCDD Member Organization, The Kettering Foundation has joined the All By April pledge, emphasizing the importance of free and fair elections in democracy. This nonpartisan campaign urges early support for essential nonprofit organizations vital for democratic functioning, aligning with Kettering's commitment to fostering an inclusive democratic environment where citizens are informed, engaged, and empowered to confront threats to democratic institutions and values. Learn more in the post below and on KF's site here. |
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