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Be The Change: 
Implementing Core Strategies for Sustainable Organizations for Impact in the South
May 2-4, 2017  - New Orleans, LA
Presented by ETR's Community Impact Solutions Project and  
PROCEED, Inc. National Center for Training, Support,
and Technical Assistance
with support from 
 Priority Health Care
Institute Description: 
The "Be the Change!" Institute will provide training and skills-building workshops specifically designed to increase the sustainability of HIV prevention and care organizations  in the Southern region by integrating best program practices that consider regional and cultural realities. The 2.5-day Institute will offer two tracks providing organizational-level and program implementation-level perspectives, and includes both interactive group and individual work sessions.  

Please note this institute is specifically for organizations in the southern region.
 
Topics for this institute include;
Sustainability Planning in the Era of HIP: Strategies and Action Planning 
The ABCs of Organizational Positioning 
Marketing and Branding Your HIP Project 
Programmatic Sustainability: Strategies and Action Planning  
Resource and Fund Development as a Key Sustainability Strategy  
Finding, Growing, Empowering the Next Nonprofit Leaders 
Knowledge is Power: Using your Resources to Meet your Program Needs
 Moving Beyond Stagnant Leadership  

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Location: 
Omni Riverfront Hotel 
701 Convention Center Blvd. 
New Orleans, La. 70130 
 For Information contact:
Jacqueline E. Peters, Project Coordinator/Sexual Health Trainer
ETR Community Impact Solutions Project (CISP)
[email protected]
Brenda Cruz, Manager, Training Services & Distance Learning
PROCEED, Inc., National Center for Training, Support and Technical Assistance (NCTSTA),  [email protected]
 
Funding for this Institute was made possible by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services, nor does the mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations
imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.