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X-WR-CALDESC:<b>Presenter:</b> The Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits (OKCNP)\n
 <b>Cost:</b> NDANO Members $75 with code  (Login to <a href='https://www.n
 dano.org/portal/login.html' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>Memb
 ers Only Portal</a> for code)\n      Nonmembers $250\n\n<a href='https://o
 kcnp.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1453621&group' target='_blank' rel='n
 oreferrer noopener'><b>Register</b></a>\n\n<b>Description</b>\nBoards of D
 irectors value the diversity of thought and leadership that its members br
 ing to the governance table\, but research shows that as much as 90 percen
 t of boards are demographically white. This creates a racial leadership ga
 p that may create blind spots in leadership and reduce problem-solving and
  critical strategic thinking. Valuing a diverse board needs to be advanced
  into action that boards can become more equipped to lead their organizati
 ons towards a race equity culture. This class will review national and loc
 al-based research on board diversity and share the practical steps a board
  can take to become more committed\, more knowledgeable\, and more skilled
  in analyzing race\, racism\, and race equity and in placing these issues 
 at the forefront of organizational and operational strategy.\n\nLearning O
 utcomes:\n<ul><li>Use the language of diversity\, in particularly why race
  equity matters to boards of directors</li>\n<li>Become more comfortable d
 iscussing matters of race at the board level and possess a commitment to d
 iverse representation</li>\n<li>Identify steps to commit to building a div
 erse and equitable centered board that can hold the organization accountab
 le for its race equity culture</li></ul><b>Presenter:</b> Janetta Cravens
 \nJanetta Cravens has been helping nonprofit leaders and executives commun
 icate the big-picture about themselves and their organizations for more th
 an 20 years. She is a BoardSource certified trained consultant in board go
 vernance\, and a licensed consultant with the Standards for Excellence pro
 gram\, the nation’s leading resource in nonprofit best practices. Cravens 
 is also a member of the Standards for Excellence Council for the National 
 Standards for Excellence Institute. By profession\, she is an executive co
 ach\, organizational developer\, ordained minister\, and community organiz
 er who built her career working at the intersection of social justice and 
 community change. In practice\, Cravens'e is a mentor\, leader\, instructo
 r\, and analyst that believes in every person and organization with whom s
 he works. Her work around diversity\, equity\, inclusion\, and inter-relig
 ious awareness has helped hundreds of nonprofit leaders become more effect
 ive in reaching their clients and expanding their mission. As the Vice Pre
 sident of Programs for the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits\, Cravens overse
 es the consulting\, professional development\, and membership programs the
  Center offers to the 18\,000 nonprofits throughout the state. She is a fr
 equent consultant\, speaker\, and instructor for nonprofit professionals a
 nd boards of directors on topics of leadership and organizational developm
 ent\, fundraising and grant writing\, nonprofit ethics and board governanc
 e\, diversity and inclusion\, performance management\, and strategic and a
 ction planning.
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DESCRIPTION:<b>Presenter:</b> The Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits (OKCNP)\n<
 b>Cost:</b> NDANO Members $75 with code  (Login to <a href='https://www.nd
 ano.org/portal/login.html' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopener'>Membe
 rs Only Portal</a> for code)\n      Nonmembers $250\n\n<a href='https://ok
 cnp.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1453621&group' target='_blank' rel='no
 referrer noopener'><b>Register</b></a>\n\n<b>Description</b>\nBoards of Di
 rectors value the diversity of thought and leadership that its members bri
 ng to the governance table\, but research shows that as much as 90 percent
  of boards are demographically white. This creates a racial leadership gap
  that may create blind spots in leadership and reduce problem-solving and 
 critical strategic thinking. Valuing a diverse board needs to be advanced 
 into action that boards can become more equipped to lead their organizatio
 ns towards a race equity culture. This class will review national and loca
 l-based research on board diversity and share the practical steps a board 
 can take to become more committed\, more knowledgeable\, and more skilled 
 in analyzing race\, racism\, and race equity and in placing these issues a
 t the forefront of organizational and operational strategy.\n\nLearning Ou
 tcomes:\n<ul><li>Use the language of diversity\, in particularly why race 
 equity matters to boards of directors</li>\n<li>Become more comfortable di
 scussing matters of race at the board level and possess a commitment to di
 verse representation</li>\n<li>Identify steps to commit to building a dive
 rse and equitable centered board that can hold the organization accountabl
 e for its race equity culture</li></ul><b>Presenter:</b> Janetta Cravens\n
 Janetta Cravens has been helping nonprofit leaders and executives communic
 ate the big-picture about themselves and their organizations for more than
  20 years. She is a BoardSource certified trained consultant in board gove
 rnance\, and a licensed consultant with the Standards for Excellence progr
 am\, the nation’s leading resource in nonprofit best practices. Cravens is
  also a member of the Standards for Excellence Council for the National St
 andards for Excellence Institute. By profession\, she is an executive coac
 h\, organizational developer\, ordained minister\, and community organizer
  who built her career working at the intersection of social justice and co
 mmunity change. In practice\, Cravens'e is a mentor\, leader\, instructor\
 , and analyst that believes in every person and organization with whom she
  works. Her work around diversity\, equity\, inclusion\, and inter-religio
 us awareness has helped hundreds of nonprofit leaders become more effectiv
 e in reaching their clients and expanding their mission. As the Vice Presi
 dent of Programs for the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits\, Cravens oversees
  the consulting\, professional development\, and membership programs the C
 enter offers to the 18\,000 nonprofits throughout the state. She is a freq
 uent consultant\, speaker\, and instructor for nonprofit professionals and
  boards of directors on topics of leadership and organizational developmen
 t\, fundraising and grant writing\, nonprofit ethics and board governance\
 , diversity and inclusion\, performance management\, and strategic and act
 ion planning.
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SUMMARY:Envision: Diversity and Race Equity for Boards of Directors
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