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Multiple Event Listings
The Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University's Fund Raising School presents its Course Schedule. Offerings include Fundraising for Small Nonprofits, Principles & Techniques of Fundraising, Planned Giving, Preparing Successful Grant Proposals, and more!
Continuing Education at Franklin College
Course Catalog
Professional Development courses such as: Fundraising in Tough Times, Survive or Thrive – A Serious Discussion for Serious Times, Donor Acquisition and Retention: Direct Mail and E-Commerce Strategies.
Leadership Ventures
Class schedule
Customized on-site training and public offerings designed to increase the effectiveness of both your organization and the entire sector.
Visit the Indiana Nonprofit Resource Web site for a calendar of workshops. Look under "Programs" for a searchable version of the calendar by month or region, or for additions in-between newsletters.
IUPUI Nonprofit Solutions Center Events
Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives (Indiana)
Event Calendar
Peace Learning Center
Tuesdays at PLC: Mini professional development sessions
Cultivating Healthy Organizational Practices
Purdue Extension Fundraising Trainings
Click here for 2009 Schedule
United Way of Central Indiana - Nonprofit Training Center
Current class schedule
Most classes meet at:
United Way of Central Indiana
3901 N. Meridian Street
Indianapolis, IN 46208
Map this location
317.923.1466
IYI's Professional Development Grants cover conference registration fees, trainings, or workshops.
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Thursday, September 9, 2010
8 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
“Breaking the Global Cycle of Violence: Connecting Immigrant Communities”
5th Annual Statewide Conference
Latino Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Sheraton Hotel, 31 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204
This conference is an opportunity for professionals working on behalf of victims of violence to enhance their knowledge and skills to serve the needs of clients from culturally diverse experiences. Keynote Speaker E. Benjamin Skinner will present “A Crime so Monstrous: Face-to-Face with Modern-Day Slavery.” Keynote Speaker Denise Brown will present “Domestic Violence: A Crime that Kills.”
Click here for more information and to register.
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Time: 12:00pm– 2:00pm ET |
Children’s Policy Education Series - Child Care Quality in Indiana presented by The Children’s Coalition of Indiana
United Way of Central Indiana, 3901 N Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46208 RCI Room, Parking to the rear of the building. Enter at security desk.
There are many sides of the child care quality and funding debates. Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA) Bureau of Child Care is responsible for licensing child care and registering child care ministries. The Child Care Development Fund (CCDF), which provides child care subsidies for low-income children and funds to support quality improvements in child care programs, will likely see reductions in 2011.
Paths to QUALITY, a voluntary quality rating system for child care facilities, is now being promoted statewide. The Registered Ministries Advisory Council recommended legislation last session that would have increased basic health and safety standards for child care registered ministries.
Learn about the state of child care in Indiana and the policy issues that both advance and hinder quality improvement efforts. A panel will include:
• Melanie Brizzi, FSSA Bureau of Child Care
• Erin Ramsey, IN Assoc of Child Care Resource and Referral
• Nikki Ennis, Registered Ministries Advisory Council
• James Elicker, PhD, Purdue University, researcher on quality
(Bring your own brown-bag lunch. Drinks and dessert will be provided.)
Please RSVP to Iverne at Iverne.russell@iauw.org by Monday September 8, 2010 |
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| September 16-17, 2010 |
3rd Annual Heartland Health & Wellness Conference
Reardon Auditorium, Anderson University, 1100 East 5th Street, Anderson, IN 46012-3462
Thursday 7 - 8pm Integrity Dr. Hans Diehl Personal testimonies of those whose lives have been saved.
Free Lecture open to the community
Friday
$45 per person (includes breakfast and lunch)
$25 per person Children’s workshop only
Lunch included. Childcare provided.
Friday, September 17
Lifestyle in Disease and Health Part 1 Dr. Hans Diehl
You Light up my Life Dr. George Guthrie
How to Become the Healthiest City in the State: The Full Plate Diet Gwen Foster, MPH
Lifestyle in Disease and Health Part 2 Dr. Hans Diehl
Making Sense of Cholesterol—The Journey Dr. George Guthrie
Walk Away from Overweight, Diabtes, and High Blood Pressure Gwen Foster, MPH
Children’s Nutrition Workshop (1:30pm - 4:30pm)
Why we Need Food Education in our Schools Making Food Literacy an Eductional Priority Dr. Antonia Demas
Online registration
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
9:00 am |
Grant Workshop - Grant Association of Knox County Indiana, Inc. (GAKCI)
Vincennes University campus in the ICAT building
(number 25, upper right of attached map)
The Knox County Community Foundation awarded $1,000 to the to fund an all-day grant writing and proposal development workshop designed for all experience levels on a series of one-hour seminars.
Included:
Budgeting, Proposal Writing (Beginning & Advanced), Post-Award Reports, Federal Grants and Grant Resources.
The workshop will feature Jamie Levy, President of JDLevy & Associates, an organizational development consulting and training firm, as the keynote speaker. Indiana Youth Institute instructors, GAKCI Board members and local grant writers will lead the sessions.
The workshop will take place at the starting at 9:00 a.m.
Cost - $25, includes lunch and a Grantsmanship book.
To register, contact the YMCA at 812-895-9622 or e-mail info@gakci.org. The deadline for registration is Friday, September 17. For more information, please visit www.gakci.org
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. |
Fatherhood Check-up: Local Roundtable to Discuss the Status of Fathers in Fort Wayne
The Fort Wayne Fatherhood Coalition
Love Community Center, 1331 E. Berry Street, Ft. Wayne, IN 46803
Local organizations, government agencies, churches and other community partners are invited to share in discussion and honest conversation, through presentations and breakout sessions, regarding the status of fatherhood in the city of Fort Wayne. The Fort Wayne Fatherhood Coalition is hosting the event to gain insight as to what local social services are seeing in regard to families and fathers. The event is being provided at no cost and a hot lunch will be served.
The Keynote Speaker at the meeting will be Ike Randolph, retired firefighter, founder and Executive Director of St. Florian Center in Indianapolis, and Executive Director of Indiana’s Office of Faith Based and Community Initiatives.
“The Fort Wayne Fatherhood Coalition is working to help change the way this community supports responsible fatherhood. There are many factors that impact the way a father can make a difference in his child’s life. The Fort Wayne Fatherhood Coalition is committed to support fathers by working directly with them with the support of the entire community. Through a coordinated effort the Coalition will create programs that enhance father and family relations while helping fathers navigate through support services available to assist them,” states Wallace Butts, the Fort Wayne Fatherhood Coalition Coordinator.
For more information about the Fort Wayne Fatherhood Coalition and its programs, visit the website at www.fwfatherhood.org or call the Coalition Coordinator, Wallace Butts, at 260-420-5061. |
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| September 30-October 1, 2010 |
Kids From the Inside Out Strides To Success
350 Terry Drive, Plainfield, Indiana 46168
Treating children, who have experienced sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, family violence and/or have emotional, social, behavioral or developmental disorders, can be a long journey. To be allowed inside a child’s reality is a privilege that deserves the highest regard and respect. It is the only place where you will discover how they perceive and how they survive. Children often will trust animals before they will trust people. This workshop will share how mental health professionals partner with trained equine professionals to treat children.
Who Should Attend: Anyone who is interested in learning how to incorporate animals or specifically horses into treatment for child victims, at risk youth or children with special needs.
CEUs Awarded: Yes
How To Register: Go to www.stridestosuccess.org and click on workshops. Next, click on Kids From the Inside Out and more for the registration info.
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| October 25-29, 2010 |
Parents as Teachers P-3 Institute
Terre Haute, Indiana
This five-day Institute prepares early childhood and human service professionals to implement the four components of a Born to Learn program using the Born to Learn Curriculum Prenatal to 3 Years.
Who Should Attend: Home visitors and supervisors from Certified Parents as Teachers programs.
CEUs Awarded: Yes, available
How To Register: Contact Gail Johnson, Indiana Parents as Teachers State Leader: 800-897-0007 or gail@dunebrook.org
Training Web Site www.dunebrook.org |
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| October 12, 2010 |
The Amazing Race: Prepare, Measure, Succeed
4th Annual Indiana Nonprofit Capacity Building Conference
The Indiana Government Center South in downtown Indianapolis
At this year’s conference, nonprofit leaders, executives, staff, consultants, scholars, professionals, and funders will join us to learn strategies and techniques from peers and experts.
In both good times and challenging economies, nonprofit organizations must seek out and implement best practices and innovative solutions to help them:
PREPARE through more effective planning, program management, fundraising, and governance;
MEASURE impact by defining goals and measuring progress and successes; and
SUCCEED by learning from real world strategies, solutions, and success stories.
Co-hosted by the IUPUI Solution Center’s Nonprofit Solutions Initiative, the Indiana Office of the Attorney General, and SAVI (created and managed by The Polis Center at IUPUI), the conference benefits from a growing list of partnerships, who assist us in bringing you the most comprehensive capacity-building conference in the state.
More info and to register: http://www.savi.org/conference/
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Friday, October 29, 2010
9:00 am - 1:00pm |
"Helping us have our space to grieve: the grieving child and adolescent"
Keystone Office Centre 8365 Keystone Crossing Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46240
Brooke’s Place for Grieving Young People is a non profit organization providing support and services to grieving children and families in the belief that hope for tomorrow begins today. Brooke’s Place is founded on the belief that every young person deserves the opportunity to grieve in a supportive and understanding environment. “Helping us have our Space to Grieve: the Grieving Child and Adolescent” will recognize natural grieving behaviors in children of all developmental ages, teach grief tasks that individuals experience uniquely in their grief journey, and present supportive tools and activities to companion grieving children and adolescents. Participants will hear true stories of grieving children and their families, setting a powerful foundation about how children grieve uniquely and how they want to be supported.
CEUs Awarded
3.5 CEU's for social workers, LMHC, LMFT and NCC. 1 CRU for teachers & school counselors.
How To Register: download flyer and complete registration, fax 317-705-9654 or mail it to office at Brooke's Place for Grieving Young People, 50 E. 91st St. Ste. 103, Indianapolis, IN 46240
www.brookesplace.org
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November 9-10, 2010
Optional pre-conference training institute on November 8
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Summer Changes Everything National Conference
hosted by the National Summer Learning Association in partnership with the Summer Youth Program Fund.
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
Don't miss the only national conference focused entirely on summer!* Learn research-based methods and techniques that can revolutionize education, during the summer and year-round.
* Make the most of strategic partnerships that can galvanize groups and get entire communities involved in the summer learning process.
* Enjoy engaging speakers at workshops that have been tailored to take your knowledge and skills to the next level, whether you're new to summer learning or already an experienced program director.
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Earn a certificate of participation for 16 classroom hours by attending the conference.
Featured keynote speaker: Judy Willis, M.D., M.Ed.
Summer: A Perfect Fit for Brain-Friendly LearningFind out why summer is prime time for learning, and provides the ideal environment for brain-friendly learning strategies. Research shows us that when the fun stops, learning often stops, too. Get ready to be wowed with facts about how children (and adults!) learn, and walk away with strategies you can use to make the most of your summer program. Dr. Judy Willis is a board-certified neurologist, middle school teacher, and an authority in the field of learning-centered brain research.
Learn more about the work of Dr. Judy Willis at www.radteach.com.
Questions? Contact Ryan Rebarchick at 410-856-1370 ext. 203 or nationalconference@summerlearning.org.
More information at Summer Learning. |
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