Presented by The Center for Effective Philanthropy

How are nonprofits faring — and how are they adapting — in the wake of these significant changes? What are they hearing from the communities they serve? What do nonprofits and communities need from funders — and how are funders responding?

We’ll hear creative ways leaders are responding in this moment both in the US and internationally. This lively conversation will be grounded in CEP’s most recently collected data on the current context and focus on actionable and practical insights.

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Presented by Public Impact Forum

Communities are navigating complex challenges, and collaborative leaders are being asked to deliver strong programs while also pushing for deeper, longer-term systems change. Yet how to achieve “systems change” can often feel abstract, especially when teams are stretched, resources are tight, and you may be facing multiple urgent priorities.

Participants will:

• Understand what systems change really means today—and how it complements program work.
• Identify where their current work intersects with the broader system they hope to influence.
• Prioritize realistic, high-leverage systems change strategies that fit today’s challenging environment.
• Leave with concrete next steps for better aligning program and systems change efforts.

• Regular Rate: $199 USD plus taxes and fees. Sales tax may be added depending on your state. Please see sales tax allocation at check-out.

Group Rates: Please contact Tracy Timmons-Gray at tracy.timmons-gray@collectiveimpactforum.org to access one of the below group discounts.

• Groups of 10-19 people receive a a 10% discount
• Groups of 20 or more people receive a 15% discount

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Nonprofits depend on volunteers, interns, and contractors to expand capacity, deliver programs, and engage the community. These individuals bring energy and expertise, yet their involvement carries real legal risk. Misclassification claims, harassment allegations, and liability for injuries or misconduct can arise when roles are not clearly defined or properly supervised. 

Casey Williams, partner and Chair of the Nonprofit Profit Practice Group at Liebert Cassidy Whitmore, will join us for this webinar to explain the legal distinctions under California and federal law among volunteers, interns, employees, and contractors, including recent developments that affect how nonprofits structure these relationships. We will outline common pitfalls and practical tools to reduce exposure, such as waivers, training, background checks, and appropriate oversight. Attendees will gain clear guidance to strengthen compliance and support their missions.

$50 registration fee

Presented by GrantStation

$69 per person or $159 per group

Presented by Candid

This course qualifies for 1.5 CFRE points. 

Are you new to proposal writing or want a quick refresher? If so, you don't want to miss one of our most popular classes!  This indispensable class will give you a step-by-step guide to creating a grant proposal to a foundation. 

 It will include: 

• The basic elements of a grant proposal, including the need statement, project description, and evaluation plan 

• A model outline of the essential components of any grant proposal 

• The "do's" and "don'ts" of writing, planning and submitting a proposal 
• The methods for building a relationship with a potential funder, from initial outreach to follow-up and reporting 

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Presented by Candid

This course qualifies for 1.5 CFRE points. 

Are you new to proposal writing or want a quick refresher? If so, you don't want to miss one of our most popular classes!  This indispensable class will give you a step-by-step guide to creating a grant proposal to a foundation. 

 It will include: 

• The basic elements of a grant proposal, including the need statement, project description, and evaluation plan 

• A model outline of the essential components of any grant proposal 

• The "do's" and "don'ts" of writing, planning and submitting a proposal 
• The methods for building a relationship with a potential funder, from initial outreach to follow-up and reporting 

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Presented jointly with Democracy 2025, the Center on Faith and Justice, the ACLU, Institute for Constitutional Advocacy & Protection, Democracy Security Project, and the NGO Solidarity Network.

This webinar is geared towards faith leaders, although it is open to the entire Democracy 2025 community. Faith leaders increasingly find themselves navigating interactions with law enforcement—at houses of worship, during pastoral care, at public witness events, or in moments of crisis. This training will equip clergy and faith leaders with a clear understanding of their legal rights and responsibilities when engaging with federal agents. This webinar will provide practical information on what to expect, ways to respond, and lawful ways to protect both yourself and your community—grounded in current law and real-world scenarios. The training will also address best practices for preparedness, de-escalation, and faithful public witness in challenging moments. 

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