Brushy Fork Annual Institute

Tracks Overview

 

The Brushy Fork Annual Institute provides a place for community leaders from central Appalachia to come together to explore issues facing the region and to develop solutions they can implement in their organizations and communities.

The Institute features informative plenary sessions, hands-on workshop tracks and focused networking opportunities. The tracks below will be offered during the 2012 Annual Institute.

During the Annual Institute each participant follows one workshop track that features fourteen hands-on session hours. Enrollment in each track is limited to enhance the hands-on experience.

New for 2012

Emergency Preparedness for Nonprofit Organizations
Building Community Leadership Through a Social Artistry Approach
Train the Trainer: The Brushy Fork Leadership Curriculum
Advanced Grantwriting
Managing Federal Grants

Returning for 2012

Ordinary Communities Achieving Extraordinary Results: Doing Community Development
Community Foundations and Community Transformation
Appalachia’s Economic Future
Beginning Grantwriting
Fundraising Beyond Grants
Financial Management for Nonprofits
The Nuts and Bolts of Nonprofit Management
Essential Nonprofit Branding and Marketing
Managing Your Own Organization’s Online Presence
Leadership Development
Wicked Problems: Strategy Making for Senior Leaders
Effective Communication by Choice

 

Note: Track descriptions will be updated as planning takes place. Please check the site often to learn more about tracks.