• Writing Your Community Assessment: Organizing the Report

    This webinar will walk through an “annotated template” under development by the Partnership and NASCSP to assist with how to structure your community assessment.  The webinar will cover how to comply with the organizational standards, tips for data collection and analysis, and walk through suggested sections to include in your next assessment and how to organize them to ensure the development of a high quality report.

  • NCAF 2019 Annual Conference

    Conference to be held in Washington, DC at the Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill. This event provides the space and time for Community Action leaders to engage with lawmakers and participate in important national conversations. Click here to register.

  • Community Action in the Social Enterprise Movement

    In this Webinar, presenters Courtney Barthle and Dr. Kristin Abner will present on the Role of Community Action in the Social Enterprise Movement.  This presentation will orient participants to the concept of social enterprise, discuss the research and current trends, and explore the connections between social enterprise and community action.  The presentation will conclude with […]

  • Board Recruitment & Development for CAA’s

    Having an ongoing plan and structure for board development can ease recruitment efforts when transitions occur.  Join this Organizational Standards Center of Excellence webinar to learn strategies to improve board recruitment.  Topics that will be discussed include the roles of a board development committee, where to look for potential board members, practical tips for recruiting, planning for board transitions, and how to support new board members.

  • Utilizing Family-Centered Coaching for Client Success

    Family-centered coaching is a holistic, engaged approach to empowering families on their journey to self-sufficiency. Rooted in an understanding of the institutional forces that prevent families from moving forward, it also equips staff with the mindset, tools, and skills to work with families holistically towards financial wellness. Join us on March 27 for a deeper […]

  • Board Capacity Building for CAAs

    A culture of training and capacity building is essential for a strong tripartite board.  Join this Organizational Standards Center of Excellence webinar to learn more about structure and content for board orientations, developing a board training strategy, topics and resources to consider for conducting board trainings, and how to conduct board evaluations.

  • Insights in Piloting, Prototyping, and Continuous Quality Improvement

    An essential practice for ensuring the sustainability of human service programs is the implementation of a robust system of piloting, prototyping, and continuous quality improvement. Join us on April 3 for an introductory conversation on the how and why of taking programs to scale using this method. Attendees will develop a shared language around these […]

  • Advocacy for CAA Boards

    The Board has a unique opportunity and position in the community to increase awareness of Community Action and advocate on behalf of the agency’s mission.  Join this Organizational Standards Center of Excellence webinar to explore topics such as developing an advocacy agenda for your board, advocacy dos and don’ts, practical strategies for advocacy, and building board capacity to conduct advocacy.

  • Analyzing & Addressing Community Level Work

    Barbara Mooney will offer practical insights and suggestions on the context for focus on community level work, using lessons that the Partnership learned from prior Learning Community Groups and working in the field. She will discuss definitions, points of clarification, ideas for further exploration and  resources, as well as identifying the sections of Module 3 of the CSBG Annual Report that support the development and reporting of this work.Presenter:  Dr. Barbara Mooney, Director of ANCRT & LCRC Subject Matter Expert

  • Shifting the Paradigm: Why CAP Agencies Should Be Engaging in Trauma-Informed Care

    Research from various sectors continues to build the case for the pervasive and damaging effects of trauma across the lifespan - but especially on children. With a reach into some of our nation's most vulnerable populations, it is of critical importance for the Community Action Network to be informed and prepared to address this issue […]

  • Community Action Works: Strategies for Communicating Impact

    During this webinar, Partnership CEO, Denise Harlow, will be talking about Community Action Month 2019 — showing what people have done throughout the network, using the Impact Report, and providing a general Partnership update. Register

  • #CountMeIn: Making the Census Count for Community Action

    The Census is a critical process that affects us all. Census data is used to apportion representation among states, draw congressional and state legislative districts, school districts and voting precincts, enforce voting rights and civil rights legislation, and distribute federal dollars to states (including CSBG, Head Start, Weatherization and many more!). Community Action is playing […]