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IDEAS

ROUNDTABLES
PROGRAM

The IDEAS Roundtables Program is designed to provide a dynamic and structured space for Next-Gen IDEAS leaders to come together, thoughtfully process challenges and opportunities, and support one another. These groups:

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  • Are led by IDEAS Generation facilitators to ensure productive dialogue

  • Are specially curated to make interactions personal, intimate, psychologically safe, and valuable

  • Meet virtually every week for two-hour sessions

  • Have had massively successful results - see the video reviews below!​

This Roundtables session will have several cohorts and time slots available! This means more capacity and also more specific content that had been requested by past participants. You spoke, and we listened!

 

The Roundtables Program includes facilitated practice workshopping IDEAS issues and the opportunity to support a nonprofit with a real-time IDEAS challenge. Cohorts will be curated based on availability, prior experience advancing IDEAS values, and stated goals of applicants.

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DETAILS

Cohorts will meet once a week for two hours each session. Sessions will start the week of September 9th and will continue through the week of November 11th. Cohort session times are available as follows and will be available for selection in the application:

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Mondays at 3pm-5pm EST

Tuesdays at 9am-11am EST

Tuesdays at 5pm-7pm EST

Wednesdays at 11am-1pm EST

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Registration for the Roundtables Program starts at $500 for individual/solo practitioners and $1000 for organization-supported practitioners seeking out professional development. Scholarships are available so please indicate in your application if you need financial support to participate in the program!

Questions? 

Email us at desi.carson@ideasgeneration.org

#GOALS OF THE ROUNDTABLES PROGRAM
 

Our Roundtables Program is intended to simultaneously build a community of practice and support during these unprecedented times and provide a space for collaboration to collectively advance social change grounded in IDEAS by:
 

  • Fostering connection and community so that practitioners who are otherwise isolated in their day-to-day work have a support network and place to recharge emotionally with professional and generational peers
     

  • Learn about and embed systems change as a fundamental component of sustainable IDEAS work
     

  • Providing space for sharing/exchanging your work with peers to elevate new voices and perspectives in the IDEAS field
     

  • Workshopping real-world challenges with the group for feedback and input, and in so doing, to co-create innovative ideas and approaches
     

  • Culminating in ‘IDEAS hack-a-thons’ wherein next-gen led organizations present cohort members with timely IDEAS-challenges as mini-case competitions to apply learnings while driving social impact

PERKS FOR PARTICIPANTS
 

  • A dynamic network of IDEAS champions and practitioners to provide professional development and support

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  • Real-time, online collaboration spaces to continue conversations and share resources between sessions

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  • Entry points to ongoing communities of practice with other IDEAS champions and practitioners beyond the program

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  •  Access to seasoned professionals in the IDEAS space as cohort facilitators

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  • Opportunities to elevate your voice and work through writing blog posts or articles that IG will promote

Karina Sanchez
(she/her)

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Ymani Hawkins
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Adrika Lazarus
(she/her)

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Alan Man
(he/him)

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Sage Drennon
(they/she/he)

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KaRa Lyn Thompson
(she/her)

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