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Other Events of Note

Passing the Baton: Generations Sharing Leadership (Teleconference)
July 10 | 11 am
While the field of family philanthropy has been resourceful in promoting next generation involvement, it has done little to address succession issues for the senior generation or to consider options for shared, multi-generational leadership. In this teleconference sponsored by the National Center for Family Philanthropy (NCFP), Alice Buhl, Senior Fellow at NCFP and Director of Philanthropic Services for Lansberg, Gerick and Associates, will discuss her new publication on this topic in an interview with NCFP Founder and President Virginia Esposito. Attendance is free for Donors Forum Members. Register through Donors Forum's website.

Lunch and Learn: Education, Equality and Our Environment: Preserving Schools, Engaging Students
July 15 | 227 W. Monroe, Chicago | 11 am - 12:30 pm
Join Critical Exposure, Healthy Schools Campaign, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and Urban Gateways for a close look at the state of our school facilities and the ways that these facilities shape children’s education. We’ll examine the consequences of disparities in school funding through the eyes of students and look at ways that responsible preservation of school buildings supports student learning, urban vitality and environmental stewardship. For details and to register, visit the website.

How Funders Can Choose to Manage Advocacy Campaigns (Webinar)
July 15 | 1 - 2:30 pm
What questions should funders ask themselves before committing to an advocacy strategy? Should funders set up and manage their own campaigns, support campaigns of advocacy organizations or coalitions, or establish a new entity to develop and run campaigns? What are the different management styles that funders can employ when supporting advocacy campaigns. Should campaign strategies and tactics be decided by the funders, grantees, or campaign consultants? Stuart Schear, Communications and Policy Executive at Atlantic Philanthropies, will moderate this free webinar sponsored by the Forum of Regional Associations of Grantmakers (FRAG) and Atlantic Philanthropies. Register online by visiting the FRAG website.

Who's Next in Line? Is There a Line? Attracting and Retaining Women in Nonprofit Leadership Positions - sponsored by Chicago Women in Philanthropy
July 28 | State Street Gallery at Robert Morris College, 401 S. State St., Chicago | 5:30 - 6 pm
To register, call 312-409-4005 or email info@cwiponline.org. RSVP by July 21.

Multi-Generational Philanthropy: Supporting the Next Generation of Philanthropists (Teleconference)
August 14 | 11 am
Nathan Dungan of Share Save Spend returns to the National Center for Family Philanthropy teleconference series for a conversation on encouraging philanthropy in the next generation. Building on his previous seminar on raising socially conscious, financially savvy children amid the mixed signals of consumer cultur, Dungan takes the next step of discussing how families then go about teaching the skills that will help young people become successful philanthrpists. Attendance is free for Donors Forum Members. Register through Donors Forum's website.

Executive Transitions: Helping Your Grantees Through Leadership Changes (Teleconference)
September 4 | 11 am
According to a recent survey, 75 percent of nonprofit executive directors plan to leave in the next five years. What does this mean for the stability of your grantees, and what can you do to ease these transitions? Patrick Corvington, Senior Associate of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, will share strategies for how foundations large and small can engage grantees in conversation about succession planning. This teleconference is sponsored by the National Center for Family Philanthropy. Attendance is free for Donors Forum Members. Register through Donors Forum's website.

GIA 2008 Conference: Arts and the American City -- You Draw the Map!
October 12-15 | Omni Hotel at CNN Center | Atlanta
The 2008 Grantmakers in the Arts Conference will provide opportunities to explore new territories, strategies, and forms of philanthropy. For more information, visit the website.

MicroEdge Annual Solutions Conference: Make Change = Success
October 20-22 | Bellagio Hotel and Casino | Las Vegas
Gain knowledge and learn new skills, discover ways to become more efficient and effective, exchange ideas, and gain a better undrestanding of what makes members of the giving community unique but alike. This is the organization's 10th annual conference. For more information and to register, visit the website.

Midwest Conference on Philanthropy
October 28 | Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers Cityfront Center
Sponsored by the Chicago Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.

Save the Date! 2008 INDEPENDENT SECTOR Public Policy Action Institute
November 8-9 | Philadelphia
The Institute will take place in conjunction with INDEPENDENT SECTOR's 2008 Annual Conference.

Save the Date! 2008 INDEPENDENT SECTOR Annual Conference: Our Hopes, Our Voice, Our Future
November 9-11 | Philadelphia
This year's INDEPENDENT SECTOR conference will focus on the best ways for the nonprofit community to use its powerful voice to secure brighter futures for people across the country and around the world. It will bring together 1,000 leaders from throughout our sector to identify and develop creative approaches that our organizations can use to address critical issues during a time of great political, economic, and social change.

Seeing the Future with 20/20 Vision: Grantmakers in Health's (GIH) 2009 Annual Meeting on Health Philanthropy
March 18-20, 2009 | New Orleans
Call for Session Proposals: Those in the health philanthropy field are invited to help shape the meeting's content by submitting a proposal for a breakfout session. GIH is interested in a wide range of topics across the spectrum of health and healthcare and is most interested in sessions that highlight cross-sectoral work and that reflect on the impact of borad social and environmental trends on health. The due date for proposals is July 11, 2008. For more information, visit the GIH website