As social sector organizations face increased change and uncertainty, leaders often find themselves pulled in many different directions. It can be challenging to find the time and attention to focus on wellbeing — or anything — yet wellbeing is critical to sustain individuals, teams, your organization, and the communities you serve. Whether or not you’re in a formal position managing others, you can make a difference in the wellbeing of leaders at your organization and, in turn, the continued impact of your mission.

Join us to explore strategies for increased wellbeing at work in this interactive session designed specifically for those working in the social sector at nonprofit, education, and public health organizations.

What You’ll Learn

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• The impact of disruption on team and leader wellbeing
• The 6 research-based components of wellbeing for leaders of others
• Tips for how to apply these components in your role and organization
• How supporting wellbeing can support your mission and impact

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The Legacy of Impact for Partnership Excellence Award honors outstanding  partners who have made significant strides in driving meaningful impact within the community. These partners exemplify a shared commitment, vision, and dedication to building a brighter future for students and communities while amplifying the collective impact of this shared mission.

“Teach For America North Carolina develops and supports our leaders through impactful and strategic partnerships in pursuit of an excellent education for every child. Those same leaders are better positioned to transform education and expand opportunity because of CCL’s innovative programming. We are thrilled to recognize them as a part of our statewide anniversary celebration and award them with the Legacy of Impact for Partnership Excellence Award,” said Dr. Monique Perry-Graves, Executive Director, Teach For America North Carolina Regions.

Honorees were recognized during TFA NC’s annual signature event, held Mar. 20, to bring together community leaders, uplift NC students, and celebrate the impact of Teach For America educators. This year’s event also marked 10 years of impact in the Piedmont Triad and brought together leaders across the state from the education, business, and civic communities.

This recognition signifies CCL’s continued efforts to understand and invest in the leadership development of youth, students, and educators with the goal of building the capacity of all young people to have a greater impact on themselves, their peers, and their world.

“We are truly honored to receive this recognition from Teach for America North Carolina. CCL has been committed to enhancing leadership in K-12 schools and school systems for 40 years. Our partnership with Teach for America NC has allowed us to extend our reach to TFA alumni who make a positive difference in education each day in our home state of North Carolina,” said Lynn Fick-Cooper, Chief Societal Impact Officer.

“Our collaboration with TFA NC is a powerful way to develop future generations of leaders, honor our North Carolina heritage, and fulfill our mission to advance the understanding, practice, and development of leadership for the benefit of society worldwide.”

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