Wisdom Weavers Learning Hub Info Session
Join our optional virtual info session on January 28, 2025, at 9:00am. After January 28, you may view the recording here.
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About the Program
This transformative two-year journey weaves together ancestral wisdom, professional development, and healing practices. More than just a training, this is a sacred space for women of color leaders to deepen their authentic leadership presence while building lasting relationships with fellow changemakers. Through this program, you'll access cultural and ancestral wisdom, develop practical nonprofit leadership skills, and create sustainable approaches to community impact. The cohort size will not exceed 25 participants.
Meet the people leading the conversation
Meet the people leading the conversation
Meet the people leading the conversation
Funder Panel - Taos
With panelists CJ Grace, Taos Community Foundation; Linda Candelaria-Dodd, Con Alma Health Foundation; Erika Dávila, New Mexico Community Foundation; Mary Nell Wegner, Brindle Foundation; Mona Nozhackum, Taos Ski Valley; moderated by Tanner Martin, Taos Community Foundation
Join representatives from foundations and philanthropic organizations serving northern New Mexico for a conversation about today's funding landscape. Panelists will share their funding priorities, application processes, and perspectives on emerging community needs while offering participants the opportunity to ask questions and build a deeper understanding of how to cultivate strong, lasting funding relationships.
Leading Through Change, Conflict, or Crisis
With Marsie Silvestro & Sarah Silva
Nonprofit executive directors often navigate local politics, shifting organizational cultures, and public scrutiny — sometimes simultaneously. This session offers a supportive space for peer conversation and shared learning around leading through change, conflict, and crisis.
A Community Asset Mapping Workshop: The Wisdom Your Community Holds
With Giovianna Burrell
Nonprofit leaders are often asked to address complex challenges with limited time, funding, and capacity. Yet some of the most powerful resources available to our organizations already exist within our communities. This workshop invites participants to identify and deepen their understanding of these community assets and explore how they can support meaningful partnerships, collaboration, and community-driven solutions.
