Scarcity Mindset, the Nonprofit Industrial Complex and Other Uncomfortable Truths that Impact How We Work and Self-Advocate as Volunteer Engagement Professionals with Jessica Pang Parks

 The PAVRO Professional Development Team is Proud to Present:

Scarcity Mindset, the Nonprofit Industrial Complex and Other

Uncomfortable Truths that Impact How We Work and Self-Advocate as

Volunteer Engagement Professionals with Jessica Pang Parks

Wednesday, September 18th at 12:00 PM ET  

The session is the first of a series of two. We examine how our work is influenced by frameworks entrenched in our sector's organizing frameworks (e.g. patriarchy, white supremacy). You will be asked to challenge ways of thinking that may make you uncomfortable and learn how self-advocacy at work goes deeper than speaking up. There are opportunities in this session to discuss inter-department hierarchies and the invisible work we do as volunteer engagement professionals that often is not recognized or appreciated.

The session will use Mentimeter, allowing participants to anonymously share insights and brainstorm opportunities.

Presenter Bio:
 

About Jessica Pang-Parks

Jessica is highly skilled at and incredibly passionate about stewarding relationships, coaching and mentoring others, and developing and improving processes. She is the recipient of the 2021 Alison Caird Young Leader Award in recognition of her leadership and excellence in volunteer engagement and the recipient of the 2023 VMPC Exemplary Leader Impact Award in recognition of her contributions to the field as a mentor, leader, trainer, and advocate. Jessica earned her CVA credential in April 2023 and has facilitated Fleming College’s Volunteer Management: Spectrum of Engagement course since May 2022.

Learn more at www.learnwithjpp.com.