Learning Hub

This support group for new and aspiring BIPOC nonprofit leaders will focus on the foundational and evolving knowledge needed to successfully run a sustainable organization from the ground up.

Since 2015, this program has provided space for learning and peer dialogue among nonprofit executive directors.

This program is an intensive deep dive into fundraising best practices and the basic tools needed to create and maintain a thriving culture of philanthropy in your organization. Register by March 1 for this multi-session training with Jennifer Kilbourn and Patti Ward.

The Hub Leadership Development Institute cultivates a diverse group of mid-career executives working in nonprofit organizations. The cohort will build relationships, knowledge, and new practices that support their ability to advance equity and strengthen their professional skills.

Through peer connection, community dialogue, and professional development, our Learning Lab Series is designed to support nonprofit staff in all facets of their work and personal growth.

Learning Together is an educational series for all Foundation donors, including those who are fundholders, have named the Foundation as a partner in their legacy planning, and/or are actively engaged in one of the Foundation’s many giving opportunities.

In 2023, the New Mexico Women of Color Nonprofit Leadership Initiative will work throughout the year to support our largest alumna community to date, as it forms one cohesive community, comprised of more than 50 women of color leaders.

This Fall 2023 program is designed specifically for current nonprofit board members. Our six sessions, this course will provide an overview of the nonprofit sector and its structure as well as support, knowledge, and skill-building around the fundamentals of board participation.

Designed for nonprofit leaders, this program is based on building the capacity for trusting relationships by analyzing our individual identities within the context of the history of oppression. Healing is a revolutionary act. Honoring lessons from elders in the justice movement, it is imperative that we no longer perpetuate the grinding style of activism that replicates the same exploitative practices on our bodies, minds, and hearts. Healing involves stopping the production of social justice and to holistically understand personal proximity to power allows for real healing.