Macaulay Honors College and the Design Trust for Public Space have partnered on New York: City Designed, a program aimed at providing students interested in the planning, design, and preservation fields with a hands-on understanding of the forces that have shaped their city and access to careers in those sectors. “Building on Design Trust’s experience in seeding agency to new forms of leadership, we are proud to partner with Macaulay’s exceptional student body, empowering a new generation to be the leaders we all need,” said Matthew Clarke, Design Trust for Public Space Executive Director. “The inaugural New York: City Designed cohort were passionate, engaged, and inspirational. Our partners were universally impressed by these students and what they offer for our city’s future.” https://lnkd.in/dsy-QZiV
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If the world of design and architecture wants a bright future, it must look to the past. That’s the message Lulu Lytle, OBE, from Soane Britain shared in her stirring session at the 2024 Design Leadership Summit in Edinburgh, where she delivered an urgent call for the creative industry to commit to the protection of craft skills and the culture of craftsmanship. From the stage at McEwan Hall, Lulu called on her fellow creative leaders to pick up the mantel of preservation, ensuring specialty techniques and skills survive for a new generation––and the good of the whole design industry. Watch the full video here: https://lnkd.in/eEWVPtcY #DLNEdinburghSummit
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I'm beyond excited to share our Behavioral Threat Assessment panel submission for SXSWEDU. My mission is deeply rooted from the tragic events that occurred at Sandy Hook Elementary, in my hometown. The impact from that day has driven me to dedicate my expertise in preventing violence in schools. Through this work, I honor everyone affected by that horrific tragedy, striving to create safer environments for students and educators. Our BTA team needs your Panel Picker vote to get our team and Partners on stage at #SXSWEDU 2025. Community engagement is a vital aspect of creating safer schools. Together, we build a network of vigilance and a collective effort to identify and address school safety issues and prevention. Panel Topic: The Pivotal Role of Community Engagement in School Safety School safety and violence prevention are critical issues that extend beyond the confines of the school environment. This panel aims to highlight the importance of community engagement in developing comprehensive strategies for threat assessment and violence prevention. By bringing together experts from a broad spectrum of perspectives, we will explore how communities can collaborate with schools to create safer environments for students. https://ow.ly/T3Se50SSl1c
Wondering what innovative education solutions PCG can offer? You may be able to find out at SXSW EDU 2025! This year, we submitted three panels that not only showcase our work and leadership, but also have significant impacts on the future of education. We need your vote to help us bring these insights to more people next year at SXSW EDU. Please take a few minutes to vote for all three of our groundbreaking panels. Voting is open from August 6-18, 2024. Structured Literacy - Higher Education: Oregon Leads the Way: https://ow.ly/jpc450SSkZz The Pivotal Role of Community Engagement in School Safety: https://ow.ly/T3Se50SSl1c Transformational Leadership for Excellence & Inclusion: https://ow.ly/XqQu50SSl4K
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Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary and Schreiner University in Kerrville, Texas, have collaborated to offer an innovative four-year dual degree program empowering students with the skills necessary to meet the evolving demands of faith-based leadership in today’s complex world. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eQtiQwRY #PCUSA
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Leading a #HigherEd institution has never been more challenging. We recently talked with three college presidents (and longtime clients of ours) to get their thoughts on the evolving #HigherEducation landscape: Dr. Leah Bornstein, President, Aims Community College John R. Mosby, Ph.D. (he/him), President, Highline College Dr. Tuesday Stanley, Former President, Westmoreland County Community College Read about our conversation with these distinguished leaders, plus take a look at our five strategies addressing their top concerns: https://bit.ly/3IRiFKt #CollegePresidents #CollegeLeadership #BetterWaysHappierDays #CreateaHappyCampus
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Looking to recruit quality charter school board members? Join Jeff Wood from Tripp Scott, P.A., Sherry Watts from Minneloa Charter School and Charis Sharp, PhD, CPDC from Abstract to Concrete Consulting LLC Consulting as they discuss best practices for board recruitment, engaging community leaders, and building strong governance. Gain insights into strategies for recruiting effective board members and creating a thriving charter school environment. https://ow.ly/oz2u50UeVOT #CharterSchool #BoardRecruitment #EducationLeadership #CharterSchoolBoard #SchoolGovernance #EffectiveBoardMembers #BuildingHope #Education #CharterSchools #CommunityLeadership Dana Vignale, M.Ed
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Higher Ed Professional | Program Director @ The Center for Positive Leadership | Adjunct Faculty | Faculty Senator | DSW Student
What is the culture and climate in your organization and how can restorative principles be applied there? Join us to learn more. It is going to be a powerful day featuring premier speakers like Dr. Dawson-Edwards.
Cherie Dawson Edwards, Ph.D., Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs and Associate Professor, will be a featured presenter at the Navigating Leadership Now conference, where she will discuss fostering a culture of justice and forgiveness within organizations. An accomplished scholar, Dr. Dawson-Edwards has a broad range of publications aimed at academic audiences, policymakers, organizations, and the community. Her work has consistently focused on driving institutional and community change, with a deep commitment to advancing equity and inclusion in organizational policies and practices. She has also collaborated extensively with school districts, providing professional development and consulting on racial equity and restorative justice practices. Watch a video of Dr. Dawson-Edwards presenting at our Leadership Tools Showcase: https://lnkd.in/gF3vBURm To register or become a sponsor: https://lnkd.in/gRTZS-R8 #NLN #PositiveLeadership #RestorativeJustice #CPL #HereAndBeyond
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Director, Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University and Emma Bloomberg Senior Lecturer in Public Policy and Management at Harvard Kennedy School
In the early 2000s I helped organize and moderate town hall meetings, in person and online. Results and reactions were often mixed. Engaging residents in solving urban problems can lead to better solutions, bolster public spirit, and deepen democracy. It can also disappoint, when expectations are misaligned, and interactions are unproductive. This new city leader guide offers research-based guidance on designing civic engagement efforts in cities. Hollie Russon Gilman, Ph.D. Archon Fung Rebecca Rosen Gaylen Moore Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative Harvard Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation New America #democracy #cities #leadership #civicengagement
The City Leader Guide on Civic Engagement helps design interaction between government and residents and identify opportunities for effective and equitable participation in public problem-solving: https://bit.ly/4eh8jAV. Authored by Hollie Russon Gilman, Ph.D., Jorrit de Jong, Archon Fung, Rebecca Rosen, and Gaylen Moore Want to be the first to receive these resources? 📬Sign up for our newsletter: https://bit.ly/4gimPdJ. #cities #civicengagement #cityresearch #cityleaderguide #leadership #publicmanagement
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Voice for Volunteer Engagement | National Service Commissioner | Manager at City of Plano
These free webinars with Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration look stellar!
🔔 Announcement! 🔔 Join us for our Speakers Series! At the Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration (CCVA), we are focused on leadership, excellence and advocacy amongst our peers so that we can work with credibility, confidence and character. Please join your peers in volunteer leadership and engagement for our speakers series. ⭐ Neurodiversity and Volunteerism with Sarah Philippe, CVA ⭐ Future Career Paths for CVAs - A Panel Discussion with Amira K.S. Barger, MBA,CVA,CFRE, Jerome Tennille, CVA, and Sasha M. Kress, MPA, CVA ⭐ Examining Decent Volunteer Engagement: Anti-Oppressive Approaches to Recruitment and Screening with Sammy Feilchenfeld, CVA 👉 Register for free: https://lnkd.in/gQZJgxqy
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1moSeveral years ago the data showed only 2 % of Black folks were in the field of architecture and design. This shows a great trend.