Cultural Competency Institute - Intensive Workshop

Date:  Wednesday, July 18, 9:00am - 3:30pm
Price:  $125 Members; $150 Non-Members

Presenters:  Bob Greene, Berthoud/Greene Consultants LLC; Patricia St.Onge, Seven Generations Consulting

Are you curious about how best to apply the most current understanding of cultural competency in your work with nonprofits?  Have a commitment that you want to put into action?  In this day of learning, gain insight into core concepts and principles, the latest research findings, and experiences of seasoned practitioners across a range of roles.  And connect to a network of capacity builders dedicated to excellence and impact!  The Alliance Intensive Workshop in Cultural Competency is for capacity builders—those involved in consulting, training or other technical assistance, grantmaking, education and research.  You will take away a more solid grounding and appreciation for the challenges and the rewards of working with a commitment to cultural competency.

About the Presenters

Bob Greene, Berthoud/Greene Consultants LLC

Bob Greene brings wide-ranging skills and experience to his work with national, regional, and local clients. He helps executives achieve lasting results by learning to understand and lead change. Working as an organization development consultant for ten years, he has a broad knowledge of theory and strong practical skills. He earned a masters degree in Human Service Studies from Cornell University and is an adjunct faculty at Montgomery College, where he facilitates the Nonprofit Leadership Institute for emerging leaders in the sector. Together with Heather Berthoud, he leads Berthoud/Greene Consultants LLC, which consults on strategic planning, diversity, leading change, and coaching individuals and teams for mission-centered organizations.

Patricia St.Onge, Seven Generations Consulting

Patricia St.Onge (Haudenosaune) is a partner at Seven Generations Consulting.  She does organizational consulting, coaching and training.  Her approach is to acknowledge the wisdom is in the room, and to build on the strenghts of the individuals, organizations and communities with which she works.  She is Quebecoise and Haudenosaune; she lives in Oakland with her partner, their six daughters and seven grandchildren.