Social Hour for Social Issues: October 10th
By Melissa Hovey
Social Capital - do you know what it is, how to get it and why it is important? During our Social Hour for Social Issues we'll explore Social Capital: Building A Culture of Equity, Creating Opportunity & Inspiring Action.
Social Capital is important for creating greater access to opportunity for women and their families. Social Hour for Social Issues will explore definitions of social capital and showcase examples of programs and approaches for extending connections and opportunities. Where do you as a Women's Impact Fund Member, fit it the social capital space. Are you leveraging opportunities to engage all women as change agents and providing pathways to transformative leadership?
Join us
for this critical discussion by a panel of community leaders:
Laura Clark (United Way of Central Carolinas); Carrie Cook (Greenlight Fund); Stephanie Cooper-Lewter (Leading on Opportunity); and Monica Thomas (Renaissance West Community Initiative)
Moderated by: Jonell Logan 300 Arts Project, LLC and Women's Impact Fund Member.
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