League Leadership Academy

League Leadership Academy: Strengthening & Building Leaders & Community Partnerships: Next Level Communications

This Workshop is especially for Leaders & Community Partners to learn to tell powerful stories and deliver persuasive messages to move your audiences to action. You will practice new techniques and approaches to presentations and outreach to:

  • Identify & understand your audience • Use imagery & videos
  • Learn the elements of appealing stories
  • Frame messages to motivate your community

Download a flyer: League Leadership Academy

Workshop Agenda:
Morning Sessions

  • Networking & Continental Breakfast
  • Personality Compass: Understand Yourself; Understand Others
    Understand yourself & others to be a better communicator
  • Connecting with Audiences through Story
    Why is story important to move your audience & trigger action – you need story to motivate change

Afternoon Sessions

  • Crafting a Presentation that Inspires
    Eliminate the dread from Powerpoint presentations – learn how you can make a more effective presentation and add the power to the point
    Break
  • Framing Your Message to Advocate & Educate
    Learn techniques to develop a strong & persuasive message framed for YOUR audience
    to motivate your community & move them to action

Wrap-up & Networking

Our Co-Sponsors: The LWV Leagues of: Cupertino/Sunnyvale, Los Altos/Mountain View, Palo Alto, San Jose/Santa Clara, South West Santa Clara Valley

Our Partners at Press Time: Asian American Community Involvement (AACI), Council on American-Islamic Relations, (CAIR), Cupertino Chamber of Commerce, Cupertino Rotary, SEIU, Silicon Valley Leadership Group

For more information and to Register http://sclaraco.ca.lwvnet.org/

24th Annual World Refugee Day

You’re invited to this free public event with presentations, food, entertainment, children’s activities,
community resources, & raffle prizes. This event, first recognized by the United Nations, highlights the plight and contributions of the millions of refugees all over the world. World Refugee Day events recognize the positive impact of refugees, and promote understanding of the reasons people seek sanctuary and how they integrate into their new communities through arts, culture and education. Refugees in Santa Clara County are from many regions of the world, including Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, and are part of the region’s diversity. The Santa Clara County refugee population include asylum seekers, victims of human trafficking, survivors of torture, unaccompanied undocumented children and victims of work slavery and sexual and gender based violence. Many refugees lived in camps for decades, where they were deprived of basic human rights, including the freedom of movement and access to adequate medical care.

Sponsors: Santa Clara County Social Services Agency, Santa Clara County Office of Immigrant Relations, Refugee & Immigrant Forum of Santa Clara County (RIF), American Red Cross Silicon Valley ChapterAsian Americans for Community Involvement, Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County, International Rescue Committee, PARS Equality Center, Presbytery of San Jose

Traditional attire encouraged. Come Join Us. Planning Committee seeks volunteers.
Contact svuna2012@gmail.com