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Courage to Lead® for Social Impact A Retreat Series & Peer Support Network to Equip and Sustain Your Leadership
“Courage to Lead for Social Impact” is a renewal and leadership retreat series that will create the first cohort in a new network of leaders across the greater Seattle and Northwest region. The program is for people who are committed to making a positive difference in the world, while strengthening the fabric of social equity in our community.
We envision a safe and welcoming place to foster reflective leadership and forge trustworthy relationships among others with similar passion, helping us sustain each other in our long-term commitments. While most of us are focused on the external demands of change, we also need a place to cultivate and nourish our leadership within, in the company of wise and understanding colleagues.
This program is for you if…
• You are a leader and a decision maker who is working toward a more just, compassionate and healthy world.
• You want to be part of a diverse community of leaders from across professional sectors – people you’ll come to know, trust and support as allies.
• You want to take your leadership to the next level and you welcome introspection and personal growth.
• You’re seeking greater resilience and integrity to sustain a commitment to solving complex social issues.
Join other leaders from Greater Seattle and the Pacific Northwest in this deep dive into the heart of leadership. Through storytelling, reflection and facilitated discussions, you’ll have an opportunity to consider your heart’s work, renew your energy and passion for your cause, and strengthen your leadership within a community of practice.
Self-Development and Powerful Networks
Taking on our most critical community challenges
Details
This yearlong program provides social impact leaders with opportunities, individually and in community, for personal and professional insight and growth.
• Quarterly Retreats with a group of other leaders create opportunities to build a deep and trusted community of peers.
• Monthly Leader Circles allow participants to continue the work and reinforce learnings between meetings in a small group environment.
• Individual Coaching (optional, paid separately) allows leaders deep exploration of the retreat topics and how they intersect with their lives.
Series Dates
Participants must commit to attend all retreats.
Friday, September 30, 2016 (iLEAP) Friday, January 27, 2017 (iLEAP) Friday, April 7, 2017 (iLEAP) Friday – Sunday, June 2-4, 2017 (Whidbey Institute) Venues
The first three dates are 1-day retreats at iLEAP, in the historic Good Shepherd Center (GSC) in the Wallingford neighborhood of Seattle. Conveniently located on three major bus lines, with free parking.
The fourth date is a 3-day residential retreat at The Whidbey Institute at Chinook on Whidbey Island. The Institute’s 100 acres of heartland, gardens, forests, and wetlands provide space to deepen our commitment to a healthy world. Lodging is in double rooms (let us know if you require a private room).
Fees
$1,500 covers the full cost of all four retreats, including materials, meals, and lodging at the 4th retreat.
Financial aid is available. You must apply by July 30th at www.couragerenewal.org/financialaid. Registering for the Series
Register online at: www.cvent.com/d/5fqqj1 Deadline: July 30th, 2016
A $400 deposit is due at registration.
We’ve limited this program to 25 participants in order to create a tightly knit cohort of leaders. Contact Info
Please direct questions to Kim Stokely, [email protected], (530) 949-5558
Get a Taste for Free! Introductory Experiences and Q&A
Friday, May 6, 2016 — 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Seattle University, Hunthausen Hall, Room 110 (at the corner of Madison & 11th)
Wednesday, May 18, 2016 — 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Pyramid Communications 1932 1st Ave., Suite 507, Seattle, WA 98101
Sign up for FREE at http://bit.ly/CTLintro
Meet Your Facilitators
Anita Morales is a consultant, trainer, former educator, and Courage & Renewal facilitator who specializes in helping address race and class issues. [email protected] (209) 409-2120
Gloria Burgess, special guest facilitator, coaches and teaches transformational leadership and social artistry, specializing in social justice and legacy leadership. [email protected] (206) 954-0732
Cliff Penwell, Courage & Renewal facilitator, leads change by teaching leadership skills, coaching and mentoring, and consensus-based facilitation. [email protected] (206) 567-0095
Kim Stokely has offered Courage to Lead retreats for nonprofit and social impact leaders through www.leading-from-within.org since 2008. She is a Courage & Renewal facilitator. [email protected] (530) 949-5558
Learn more about the Courage & Renewal approach at www.couragerenewal.org
