Workshops are for nonprofit professionals and board volunteers serving Greater New Haven and the Valley. Sessions are designed to strengthen the leadership, management and adaptive capacities of nonprofits large and small, from those who are just starting out to longstanding organizations.

Upcoming Workshops

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Nonprofit Workshops

Board Chair Roundtable (monthly)

Sep 25, 2026 - Dec 04, 2026

Share experiences and compare challenges with other seated and rising nonprofit Board Chairs in a virtual facilitated conversation.

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Nonprofit Workshops

AI Playground: Open Discussion for Nonprofit Professionals (Series)

Oct 06, 2026 - Dec 01, 2026

This webinar series is designed for nonprofit professionals who are brand new to AI, those who are more experienced, and all points in between.

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Nonprofit Workshops

Executive Director Roundtable (monthly)

Oct 09, 2026 - Dec 11, 2026

Share experiences and compare challenges with other Executive Directors in a virtual facilitated conversation.

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Nonprofit Workshops

Strengthening Your Board to Meet the Moment

Oct 16, 2026

This full-day workshop designed for Board/Executive Director teams will explore specific steps boards can take to prioritize core programs, raise money differently, and partner more effectively with peer organizations.

Nonprofit Workshops

Doing More with What You Have: Simple Evaluation Strategies for Nonprofits

Oct 29, 2026

Explore practical, right-sized approaches that meet your organization where it is, so evaluation feels less like an added burden and more like a natural part of how you work.