To grow the momentum and urgency around the Five & Rising movement, Social Current is preparing to select the second cohort of Five & Rising communities. Building on the foundation of the first cohort, this group will continue to advance the work and expand the movement.
Learn how to combine data and storytelling to make your advocacy more persuasive and impactful. This webinar with Social Current Strategic Industry Partner CCNY, Inc. offers practical strategies for turning program outcomes into compelling materials that influence funders, policymakers, and community partners.
Our strength lies in our communities and our collective impact. Social Current’s December Grassroots Advocacy Network convening will discuss strategies to translate our shared power through community-wide advocacy.
This webinar with Marsh McLennan Agency will provide an opportunity for human services leaders to engage in a focused discussion on the evolving landscape of insurance and risk management. Participants will analyze complex challenges within the insurance industry, exchange knowledge and strategies, and generate actionable insights to strengthen organizational resilience and leadership decision making.
This webinar will provide an introduction to Social Current and COA Accreditation. Participants will gain an understanding of the key concepts that define COA Accreditation, the steps toward becoming accredited, and the benefits of accreditation.
While federal advocacy often gets the spotlight, many impactful policy changes happen closer to home. This webinar will explore how to navigate state legislatures, local councils, and administrative bodies, including where and when to engage. Participants will learn how to align local advocacy strategies with federal priorities, build relationships with state and municipal policymakers, and mobilize community voices to influence change.
Attend a live dialogue with Robena Spangler, senior director of leadership and organizational development, to learn how Social Current’s Executive Leadership Institute (ELI) builds leadership capacity and creates a return on investment for organizations. Robena will be joined by ELI alum Oriana Carey, CEO of the Coalition for Children, Youth, & Families, who will highlight her experiences and how the institute has impacted her and her organization.
This webinar will explore how the Intercultural Development Inventory can be leveraged to foster growth, inclusivity, and organizational transformation. Participants will discover how the assessment creates space for intercultural learning, how the reports reveal key areas for development and change, and how to apply concrete strategies to strengthen organizational culture.
This webinar will offer strategies to leverage digital tools and narrative techniques to communicate impact, strengthen organizational visibility, and amplify advocacy engagement. Presenters will share practical approaches for designing ethical social media campaigns, creating accessible data visualizations, and developing strategies to increase outreach and grow engagement. Participants will learn how to pair compelling stories with concise metrics to build trust, inspire action, and amplify advocacy messages.
Our stories are one of the most impactful and effective assets the human services sector has when developing and advocating for key changes. However, meaningful, sustainable, and authentic storytelling requires thoughtful practices to safeguard participants’ agency and well-being. This webinar will focus on helping organizations build trauma-informed, empowering pathways for clients and community members to shape the narrative of central issues within and beyond our communities.
The first session in this webinar series will provide participants with an overview of basic neuroscience and brain architecture. Participants will gain concrete solutions that can be applied to individuals and organizations to help staff regulate their nervous systems at work so that they are better able to stay well, communicate effectively, and focus.
Human services often struggle with a deceptively simple question: How many programs do we actually have? At Brightpoint, different teams, systems, and departments previously used different names and definitions for the same programs, making enterprise reporting slow, inconsistent, and difficult to trust. This webinar will introduce Brightpoint’s Program Data Model, which helped to overcome these challenges. This organization-wide framework was designed to create a single, authoritative source of truth for program data and to strengthen enterprise data governance.