This webinar explores concepts of youth participatory evaluation (YPE) with evaluation researcher Dr. Lori Palen. You will learn how to help youth evaluate impact throughout the program life cycle with limited resources.
Explore how empathy and kindness help young people develop skills for healthier and more prosocial philanthropic behavior.
A guidebook to help foundations create engaging youth council programming that builds life skills of young people.
The Why Early Childhood Matters: Early Brain Development Presentation is a resource to share with community leaders about the importance of early brain development and how a child's experiences in the first five years can build either a strong or weak foundation for future learning, health and life success.
In this webinar you will hear from a few new generation of creative and dedicated philanthropic professionals who will share great ideas and practices around effective Next Gen engagement and you’ll hear other ideas picked up from IPA’s conversations.
Research faculty and students from the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy explore recent findings on how funders choose to support youth philanthropy programming.
Faculty from Columbia University and staff from Magnified Giving explore classroom-based grantmaking programs.
Join this webinar to hear from the experts on national trends, data, and research on this topic as well as from your peers who have successfully engaged next generation leaders.
Staff and faculty from Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Learning to Give, and Grand Valley State University share solutions for engaging students in taking action for the common good.
In this webinar you will learn why CSAs are important to the future of our communities; evidence about the impact of CSAs, and about innovative programming that seeks to address the limitations of traditional scholarship and financial aid programs through CSAs.