Lunch and Learn
GlobalPDX Lunch & Learn: 100 Days of the Biden Administration
ZoomSarah Farnsworth (formerly of USAID, the Departments of Defense, and State) takes us on a deep analytical dive into the first 100 days of the Biden Presidency. Join us as Sarah explores the following through her lens as a long-time D.C. insider: Clear trends tie domestic policy to international development goals and objectives. Examples include:…
GlobalPDX Lunch & Learn – “Interactive Workshop on the Power of Evaluation” with Alli Shurilla
ZoomWhen you hear the word “evaluation,” what comes to mind? Requirements from funders? An audit? Scrambling to track down information for a report? What if I told you evaluation could be a tool to support your own work while also making your funders and higher-ups happy? Join us for an interactive workshop to learn how…
The Glocal Org’s Toolkit for Engaging with Government
ZoomPSU Graduate Student Matt Wurst unveils his capstone project: a resource supporting advocacy needs of GlobalPDX Members. Policy is a challenge. While there is a conception that policy development is a linear process, the reality is much more complicated and tangled. Approaching policy without understanding the complexity and dexterity necessary to succeed in a constantly…
GlobalPDX Lunch & Learn – Starting a Non-Profit: an Inside Look (Session 1)
ZoomSession 1) The first step: I have a great idea, now what? Nancy Press (CEO of Child Aid) and Pete La Raus (COO of Whole Child International) lead this conversational session focused on starting a non-profit. Learn from these successful leaders as they share their experiences and give some tips for people starting out on this challenging but…
GlobalPDX Lunch & Learn – Starting a Non-Profit: an Inside Look (Session 2)
ZoomSession 2) You need a lot more than money to start an NGO Nancy Press (CEO of Child Aid) and Pete La Raus (COO of Whole Child International) lead this conversational session focused on starting a non-profit. Learn from these successful leaders as they share their experiences and give some tips for people starting out on this challenging…