BIPOC Leaders Community Circle

Description

UNA’s BIPOC Leaders Community Circles provide leaders with an opportunity to build authentic and trusted relationships with extraordinary, like-minded peers. Join this circle to find and give support and to have those unexpected and happy conversations that spark exciting ideas or solve problems.

The term BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous, and people of color, and is intended to be more descriptive than the term "people of color." Pronounced "bye-pock," the term centers the lived experiences of Black and Indigenous Americans while demonstrating solidarity between communities of color.

These confidential discussions create a safe and private space for you to build long-term relationships and cultivate trust in the nonprofit community. Attend to make your nonprofit stronger and more resilient and to pay forward the gifts of those who trained, encouraged, and mentored you. Your world and your impact will become larger and more powerful. 

Who Should Attend?
These conversations are exclusively for BIPOC member nonprofit organizations. 

UNA offers Community Circles for Marketers, Operations professionals, and Development leaders. Have an idea for a new Circle? Let Julie Chang know! 

Why Attend: 

• Join us to expand your reach and your capacity. You’ll benefit from new ideas, resources, and relationships. 
• Keep up to date with trends and best practices within your segment, region, and Utah’s nonprofit community.
• Learn about and share new technology or services that can help you save time, money, and frustration.
• Find help and provide support to the people who understand your work and share your vision for a new and better world.
• Sharing your experience and expertise lifts the nonprofit community and feels oh so good!

UNA Members: Please log in to register for this members-only event. 

Note: Community Circle sessions are not recorded.