May 26, 2010
3:30-5:00 pm
3:30-5:00 pm
Oakland Museum of California
California Room
1000 Oak Street
Oakland, CA
California Room
1000 Oak Street
Oakland, CA
Northern California Grantmakers (NCG) and Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP) invite you to attend a panel that will highlight a range of philanthropic approaches to encourage partnerships across multiple generations.
Come join us to: Target Audience:
This program is free to all members of Northern California Grantmakers and/or members of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy.
Presenters:
Vanessa Camarena Arredondo is the San Francisco Foundation Multicultural Fellow for Arts and Culture and she currently sits on the San Francisco Bay Area Emerging Arts Professionals Planning Committee. Previously she was a Program Assistant in Education and Community Development at the San Francisco Foundation. Prior to this, Vanessa was the program coordinator at the Latina Breast Cancer Agency and worked with the California Faculty Association at her university in an effort to address state budget cuts.
Helen Kim is an organizational development consultant with 19 years of experience in working with social change organizations and leaders in the US and Korea. She is a co-author of Working Across Generations: Defining the Future of Nonprofit Leadership and has facilitated many regional, national, and international convenings on social justice movement building strategies and supporting the next generation of nonprofit leaders. Helen is also a team member of Building Movement Project, trainer and coach for Rockwood Leadership Institute, and consultant member with French American Charitable Trust's Management Assistance Program.
Ron Rowell is Chief Executive Officer of the Common Counsel Foundation and previously served as Program Officer for Social Justice at The San Francisco Foundation for nine years. Prior to coming into philanthropy, he founded and was the first Executive Director of the National Native American AIDS Prevention Center from 1987-2000. Ron's career in the nonprofit sector has spanned health planning, refugee resettlement, tribal economic development, and HIV/AIDS. He serves as President of Native Americans in Philanthropy, Vice President of Funders for LGBTQ Issues, Co-Chair of NCG's Public Policy Committee and President of Friendship House Association of American Indians of San Francisco. He is an enrolled citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma.
Tour Information:
Program attendees will have the special opportunity to receive a complimentary tour of the Oakland Museum of California galleries directly after the program. Tours will take place from 5:00-6:00 pm.
- increase awareness of the spaces where emerging leaders are having these conversations so that participants can "plug in" where they see most value and relevancy;
- expand awareness of how intergenerational structures can highlight emerging leaders' perspectives for the benefit of the organization; and
- explore the challenges and opportunities for meaningful intergenerational engagement within organizations and across the nonprofit sector
This program is free to all members of Northern California Grantmakers and/or members of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy.
Presenters:
Vanessa Camarena Arredondo is the San Francisco Foundation Multicultural Fellow for Arts and Culture and she currently sits on the San Francisco Bay Area Emerging Arts Professionals Planning Committee. Previously she was a Program Assistant in Education and Community Development at the San Francisco Foundation. Prior to this, Vanessa was the program coordinator at the Latina Breast Cancer Agency and worked with the California Faculty Association at her university in an effort to address state budget cuts.
Helen Kim is an organizational development consultant with 19 years of experience in working with social change organizations and leaders in the US and Korea. She is a co-author of Working Across Generations: Defining the Future of Nonprofit Leadership and has facilitated many regional, national, and international convenings on social justice movement building strategies and supporting the next generation of nonprofit leaders. Helen is also a team member of Building Movement Project, trainer and coach for Rockwood Leadership Institute, and consultant member with French American Charitable Trust's Management Assistance Program.
Ron Rowell is Chief Executive Officer of the Common Counsel Foundation and previously served as Program Officer for Social Justice at The San Francisco Foundation for nine years. Prior to coming into philanthropy, he founded and was the first Executive Director of the National Native American AIDS Prevention Center from 1987-2000. Ron's career in the nonprofit sector has spanned health planning, refugee resettlement, tribal economic development, and HIV/AIDS. He serves as President of Native Americans in Philanthropy, Vice President of Funders for LGBTQ Issues, Co-Chair of NCG's Public Policy Committee and President of Friendship House Association of American Indians of San Francisco. He is an enrolled citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma.
Tour Information:
Program attendees will have the special opportunity to receive a complimentary tour of the Oakland Museum of California galleries directly after the program. Tours will take place from 5:00-6:00 pm.
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