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One of the best things I have been able to experience - be sure to come to a meet up if interested in learning more about HCLA!

Being a part of leadership Rutherford has been one of the greatest experiences.

School may be out, but the #InclusionRevolution is still ??! Whether it's track, swim, bocce, or volunteering & leadership opportunities, there are many ways for youth leaders to stay involved. Get more information today at generationunified.org! ?????? #SummerActivities #UnifiedGeneration #InclusiveSports #Summer

Rabbi Ari Dembitzer, director of Chai Lifeline's Lubeck Fellowship in Jewish Nonprofit and Communal Leadership, discusses unconventional paths to leadership and impact. Learn more at chailifeline.org/lubeck

I learned so much at the NACD Minnesota Chapter Nonprofit Board Lab today. Here are my top three takeaways: 1. Altitude matters- is the board focusing on solving problems at the right level and trusting the staff and management with other decisions? 2. Nice is the enemy of justice- boards are required to act courageously in the face of conflict. 3. Board members must hold each other accountable- this can’t be the sole role of the ED/CEO. What lessons have you learned from board leadership?

Unlock the Full Potential of Your CFMA Membership! One of the most rewarding aspects of being part of CFMA is the opportunity to get involved and make a difference within our community. Whether you're looking to develop leadership skills, broaden your industry connections, or share your expertise with others, CFMA offers meaningful ways to engage. Volunteering isn’t just about giving back; it's a powerful way to grow personally and professionally. By joining a committee, authoring articles, or presenting educational sessions, you’re not only elevating your own visibility but also helping to shape the future of our industry. I've seen firsthand how these experiences can transform careers, spark lifelong connections, and build skills that extend beyond work. ?Ready to take the next step?? Find the best way to get involved today! ? cfma.org/volunteer

Congratulations to Onuka Ibe and Michelle Tafel! The Onuka Ibe and Michelle Tafel Black Leadership Fund has reached its minimum endowment amount, meaning Deltasigs can start applying next spring to receive funding from the first scholarship for Black undergraduates! For information on next steps and how to help, check out his original post below! #DSPHigherStandard

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A Seat at the Table: Shaping the Future of Public Education Last week, I had the incredible honor of participating in a groundbreaking gathering of superintendents who are members of The Network of Distinguished Educators. Reflecting on this inaugural two-day meeting, I'm filled with profound gratitude and excitement for the future of public education in America. To say I felt blessed to be there would be an understatement. Imagine being in a room where the collective experience, wisdom, and passion for education was only surpassed by each individual's humility and hope for a brighter tomorrow! These leaders, each a powerhouse in their own right, came together with a shared vision: to positively impact public education across our nation. Having a seat at that table - not just to observe, but to actively contribute to shaping the organization's future direction and initiatives - was truly a "pinch me, I'm dreaming" moment. The energy in the room was palpable. Ideas were flying, challenges were being dissected, and innovative solutions were emerging in real-time. No one was disillusioned about the gravity of the work ahead, but what struck me most was the genuine commitment to making a difference. This wasn't about buzzwords or flashy initiatives. It was about rolling up our sleeves and tackling the real issues facing our schools, teachers, and most importantly, our students. As we wrapped up the second day, I couldn't help but feel a surge of hope. The road ahead in public education may have its challenges, but with leaders like these at the helm, and organizations committed to meaningful change, the future looks brighter than ever. To my fellow education enthusiasts out there, buckle up! We're in for an exciting ride. The work we've begun has the potential to create waves of positive change across the educational landscape. I'm beyond excited to see where this journey leads and grateful for the opportunity to play a small part in it. Here's to the future of public education – may it be as bright and promising as the students we serve! #EdChat #SuptChat #PublicEducation #EducationalLeadership #FutureOfLearning #GratefulHeart

Ever considered serving on a nonprofit board? You can learn what it entails, how to translate your background into nonprofit service, and how to find a good fit Oct 1 6:30 - 8 pm. Join Spur Local and The Young Nonprofit Professionals Network of Washington, DC (YNPNdc). Details below.