Conference Presentations
MLTC 2018
CAP Sonoma Disaster Relief and Prep
Lessons Learned from Oklahoma Disasters – Michael Jones
Eligibility for Federal Programs Guide
Intro to Board Roles and Responsibilities – Denise Harlow
Leadership’s Role in Fund Development
2018 Partnership Communication Plan
Successful Fund Dev – CAP Conference
Accelerating Change, Increasing Impact
Adapting to an Outcomes-Based World – Brian Kellaway, Nonprofit Finance Fund
CAPLAW Mergers and Shared Services
CAPSC Social Media Strategy Overview
Team CAP Powerpoint – Dr. Lemon
Effective Management by WiseCAP
Increasing Capacity, Investing in Staff by WiseCAP
MLTC Presentation Jan. 10, 2018
Results at the Community Level LGC
Strategic Planning Preparation
Understanding & Planning for Full Cost – Brian Kellaway, Nonprofit Finance Fund
MLTC 2017
Bridging the Gap: Program and Finance Staff
Tips on Personnel Policy and Practice Issues Faced by CAAs
A Block At A Time – A Community Success Story from East Decatur AL
The National Community Action Network Theory of Change
Effective Fund Development and Unrestricted Revenue Strategies
Handout for Management and Leadership Training Conference – Leveraging Workshop
Facing Race Embracing Equity – Rochester’s Racial Equity Initiative
Introduction to Leveraging and Managing Multiple Energy Program Funding Streams
Analyzing the Causes and Conditions of Poverty
Narrative Change and Racial Healing: Opportunities for Community Change
New Administration: Strategic Opportunitiesfor the Community Action Network
The Rural IMPACT Initiative: Two Gen Strategies to Fight Rural Child Poverty
MLTC 2016
Dispelling Data Myths – How to Make Your Data Work for You
Strategic Planning Nuts and Bolts: Developing an Organization-Wide Strategic Plan
Developing a Strategic Plan Scorecard
Why Millions of People Can No Longer Make a Living
Why Millions of People Can No Longer Make a Living: America’s Working Poor, its former Middle Class
Positioning CAAs for Innovative Antipoverty Approaches
Program Innovations for Addressing Rural Child Poverty A Two Generation Approach