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SUMMARY:HSC Workshop Series: Leading Through Transition - Strategic Storytelling with Dr. Laura Colket
DESCRIPTION:Leading Through Transition: Strategic Storytelling for Organizational Evolution\nwith Dr. Laura Colket\nWednesday\, October 14\, 2026\n10:00 am – 1:00 pm\nIn-person at the Tompkins County Public Library\, Borg Warner Room\n$70 – pre-registration is required \nNonprofits today are being asked to do the impossible: hold steady through funding volatility\, generational leadership handoffs\, and a rapidly shifting cultural and political landscape — all while staying true to the mission that got them here. It’s tempting to treat storytelling as a communications function\, something reserved for the annual report or the year-end appeal. But story is also one of the most underused strategic tools an organization has for navigating change from the inside out. \nThrough this workshop\, participants will learn how to: \n\nUtilize storytelling as a diagnostic tool to surface which organizational practices and norms still serve the mission — and which were built for a different era\nTell their own story of leadership in relation to their organization\, developing a clearer understanding of how and why they lead — and what that means for leading through this particular moment of transition\nFacilitate a storytelling process to build community and help people and teams sift through the disorientation of transition together\nTranslate that internal narrative work into external storytelling that humanizes the organization for funders\, board members\, and the community — helping people see not just what the work is\, but who it’s for\n\nParticipants leave with a practical framework for facilitating this work inside their own organizations\, plus tools adaptable for both internal culture-building and external communications and fundraising. \nLearn more about this workshop \nThis event is in-person only and will not be recorded. \nMasks are optional at in-person events.\n \nAll registration sales are final.
URL:https://hsctc.org/event/hscws101426/
LOCATION:Tompkins County Public Library\, 101 E. Green Street\, Ithaca\, NY\, 14850\, United States
CATEGORIES:HSC Workshop Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Tamara Beardsley":MAILTO:registration@hsctc.org
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SUMMARY:HSC Workshop Series: 'Leading While the Work Hurts' with Johnanna Ganz\, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION:Leading While the Work Hurts: Understanding and Responding to Moral Injury as Organizational Leaders\nwith Johnanna Ganz\, Ph.D.\nTuesday\, October 27\, 2026\n9:30 am – 3:30 pm\nIn-person at Racker\, 3996 Wilkins Rd\, Ithaca\, NY 14850\n$35 – pre-registration is required \nIntended for Executive Directors\, Senior Leaders\, or other high level leaders in significant decision making roles of not-for-profit or governmental organizations. \nStaff\, board members\, or volunteers\, are welcome to attend the evening session. \nAre you and your staff exhausted\, overwhelmed\, feeling like you have lost the guiding force of your values when it comes to serving the community? If so\, you are not alone! Human service leaders and staff are facing increased pressures to make impossible choices\, are unable to serve the most vulnerable in our community due to imposed policies and funding\, or “playing nice” with systems that are harming the communities you serve. Many describe the impacts they are experiencing as burnout when in reality the underlying cause may actually be Moral Injury. \n“Moral injury is the damage done to one’s conscience or moral compass when that person perpetrates\, witnesses\, or fails to prevent acts that transgress one’s own moral beliefs\, values\, or ethical codes of conduct.” (The Moral Injury Project) \nJoin this leadership specific orienting session to When the Work Hurts. This session is designed to facilitate leaders through creating structural supports for managing and responding to moral injuries as people and as those responsible for others. Silence\, blame\, or ignoring the conditions causing moral injury does not stop or heal it. However\, building an action-oriented\, values-driven community does. Come ready to learn\, to share\, and practice replicable actions that put us in closer connection and commitment to one another for the long haul. \nLight morning refreshments will be on offer and lunch will be provided – choose your sandwich option while paying for your registration. Lunch is a box including a medium sandwich\, chips\, a bottle of water\, and a cookie. \nThis event is in-person only. \nMasks are optional at in-person events. \nAny requests for needed accommodations to fully participate must be made by 10/12/26. \nAll registration sales are final. \nThank you to the Health Foundation of Western & Central NY and to the Park Foundation in Ithaca for their financial support allowing us to provide this critical program with minimal cost to those in our community. \nThis opportunity is offered as part of the IMPACT Capacity Building Program of HSC
URL:https://hsctc.org/event/hscws1027261/
LOCATION:Racker\, 3226 Wilkins Rd\, Ithaca\, NY\, 14850\, United States
CATEGORIES:HSC Workshop Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Tamara Beardsley":MAILTO:registration@hsctc.org
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SUMMARY:HSC Workshop Series: 'When the Work Hurts' with Johnanna Ganz\, Ph.D.
DESCRIPTION:When the Work Hurts: Exploring Moral Injury in Mission-Centered Careers\nwith Johnanna Ganz\, Ph.D.\nTuesday\, October 27\, 2026\n5:30 pm – 7 pm\nIn-person at Library Place. 105 W. Court Street\, Ithaca\, NY (entrance on Cayuga Street)\nFREE – pre-registration is required \nIntended for staff\, board members\, volunteers of mission driven organizations and governmental organizations. \nNonprofit leaders are invited to attend the all-day session. \nAre you and your coworkers exhausted\, overwhelmed\, feeling like you have lost the guiding force of your values when it comes to serving the community? If so\, you are not alone! Human service organizations are facing increased pressures to make impossible choices\, are unable to serve the most vulnerable in our community due to imposed policies and funding\, or “playing nice” with systems that are harming the communities you serve. Many describe the impacts they are experiencing as burnout when in reality the underlying cause may actually be Moral Injury. \n“Moral injury is the damage done to one’s conscience or moral compass when that person perpetrates\, witnesses\, or fails to prevent acts that transgress one’s own moral beliefs\, values\, or ethical codes of conduct.” (The Moral Injury Project) \nJoin us for a condensed 1-session overview of the topic of moral injury for people in human-services and mission-centered work. This session features presentation\, discussion\, and activities for participants. People will walk away with clear definitions of moral injury\, its impacts\, and be equipped to use the Risk and Action Planner tool to support their career sustainability and mitigate harm. \nLight refreshments will be offered. \nThis event is in-person only. \nMasks are optional at in-person events. \nAny requests for needed accommodations to fully participate must be made by 10/12/26. \n\nThank you to the Health Foundation of Western & Central NY and the Park Foundation in Ithaca for their financial support allowing us to provide this critical program for no cost to those in our community. \nThis opportunity is offered as part of the IMPACT Capacity Building Program of HSC.
URL:https://hsctc.org/event/hscws1027262/
LOCATION:Library Place\, 105 W. Court Street\, Ithaca\, NY\, 14850
CATEGORIES:HSC Workshop Series
ORGANIZER;CN="Tamara Beardsley":MAILTO:registration@hsctc.org
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