Transformative Community Leadership Toolkit

Transformative Community Leadership Toolkit, available at $44.99, with 19 lectures, 8 quizzes.

You will learn about The differences between collective impact and community leadership. Three aspects of leadership critical to our nonprofit work, and the differences between direct and indirect impact. How continual evaluation ensures ethical practice in our leadership. Using your "intended impact statement" to focus your approach to community leadership across the five phases typical to a community leadership initiative. Impact chains, outcomes pathways, and the theory of change model. Setting goals as a means of leading social entrepreneurship, social enterprise, and social innovation initiatives. The role that positional authority plays in community leadership. How community leadership can build sustainable endeavors across strategy, culture, operations, their people, and their business model. This course is ideal for individuals who are This learning path is well-suited for those who have been in the nonprofit sector or their organization for over a year, but is also very energizing for those newer to their role or the sector! It is particularly useful for This learning path is well-suited for those who have been in the nonprofit sector or their organization for over a year, but is also very energizing for those newer to their role or the sector!.

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Summary

Title: Transformative Community Leadership Toolkit

Price: $44.99

Number of Lectures: 19

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 19

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

• The differences between collective impact and community leadership.
• Three aspects of leadership critical to our nonprofit work, and the differences between direct and indirect impact.
• How continual evaluation ensures ethical practice in our leadership.
• Using your "intended impact statement" to focus your approach to community leadership across the five phases typical to a community leadership initiative.
• Impact chains, outcomes pathways, and the theory of change model.
• Setting goals as a means of leading social entrepreneurship, social enterprise, and social innovation initiatives.
• The role that positional authority plays in community leadership.
• How community leadership can build sustainable endeavors across strategy, culture, operations, their people, and their business model.

Who Should Attend

• This learning path is well-suited for those who have been in the nonprofit sector or their organization for over a year, but is also very energizing for those newer to their role or the sector!

Target Audiences

• This learning path is well-suited for those who have been in the nonprofit sector or their organization for over a year, but is also very energizing for those newer to their role or the sector!