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This week’s Leadership newsletter highlights spaces in which leadership of different kinds can create opportunities for a more just world. First, a look at the life and work of Opal Lee, the “grandmother” of Juneteenth. Next, how can advocacy around climate change center those most affected? Then, educators face challenges in teaching the complex and fraught issue of climate change. Finally, an invitation to attend our upcoming webinar on how to recruit and manage the board your organization needs.


Juneteenth’s Opal Lee and the Ongoing Fight for Freedom

 
“Lee never gave up hope of someday owning her family’s land….She was determined to reclaim space.” Read more…
 
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How to Center Justice in Climate and Health Advocacy

 
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Educators ‘Lack Confidence’ to Teach Climate Change—What’s Being Done at the Policy Level?

 
Educators worldwide face a monumental challenge: teaching students about the climate crisis as its impacts escalate around the world. But many teachers lack confidence and resources to tackle this complex issue effectively. Read more…
 
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Webinar: Recruiting & Managing the Board You Need

 
For many nonprofits, a relevant, thriving board feels like a goal that’s always just out of reach. But for organizations that do have the right board members focused on the right things, the return is powerful: appropriate oversight and stewardship, thought partnership, ambassadorship, and for some, fundraising and giving. But how do leaders get there? Join us live on July 11 at 2:00 pm ET for an honest and practical discussion of what it takes to get to a thriving board. Register here…
 
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