This group is intended to bring together Tulsa area folks who use continuous improvement in their work. It’s a chance for us to create a community, share best practices/resources, and thought-partner together as we navigate the challenges that can arise with continuous improvement. At these sessions, you will have the opportunity to network and hear more about how other peers use and have learned from this process.
We would like to take a collective community approach to increasing access to education in the 74106 zip code. By working alongside those who can inform the process through their work or their experiences, we hope to engage in meaningful and impactful solutions that is driven by the community.
Tulsa Changemakers and ImpactTulsa are pleased to co-host the final Youth Equity Workshop for this series. The purpose of this series is to create peer learning opportunities that bolster organizational ability to infuse youth equity into their work. It’s open to all Tulsa organizations that are interested in utilizing youth equity in meaningful ways, regardless of where they are at in the process (eg: some organizations are in the planning phases and some organizations have begun the work). This session is a good fit for whoever on your team is leading the initiative to integrate youth voice into your work. Please note, attending the previous sessions of this workshop series is not required to attend the third session.
Join ImpactTulsa and Pono Pursuit – Equity Studios for a two part virtual workshop on June 16th from 9:30-11:30 and on June 23rd from 9:30-11:30 CST. We encourage you to join with a colleague (up to 3-4 representatives per organization) to engage in deep reflection on historical events, policies, and practices that continue to shape Tulsa’s current educational system.
Results Based Facilitation (RBF) 101 is a two day in-person workshop focused on helping people design and lead meetings that help lead teams to move from talk to action.
Results Based Facilitation (RBF) 101 is a two day in-person workshop focused on helping people design and lead meetings that help lead teams to move from talk to action.
This group is intended to bring together Tulsa area folks who use continuous improvement in their work. It’s a chance for us to create a community, share best practices/resources, and thought-partner together as we navigate the challenges that can arise with continuous improvement. At these sessions, you will have the opportunity to network and hear more about how other peers use and have learned from this process.
This workshop is focused on supporting partners to build out their plans for how they want to use the CEI. This workshop builds off the content from the first CEI workshop you attended.
Results Based Facilitation (RBF) 201 is a two day in-person workshop intended for those who have completed RBF 101 within the last two years. The workshop focuses on helping people design and lead meetings that help lead teams to move from talk to action. It expands on the first four competencies of RBF 101 and introduces the fifth competency: Holding Mental Models.
Results Based Facilitation (RBF) 201 is a two day in-person workshop intended for those who have completed RBF 101 within the last two years. The workshop focuses on helping people design and lead meetings that help lead teams to move from talk to action. It expands on the first four competencies of RBF 101 and introduces the fifth competency: Holding Mental Models.
This group is intended to bring together Tulsa area folks who use continuous improvement in their work. It’s a chance for us to create a community, share best practices/resources, and thought-partner together as we navigate the challenges that can arise with continuous improvement. At these sessions, you will have the opportunity to network and hear more about how other peers use and have learned from this process.
In order to create opportunities for partners to explore varying vantage points related to key issues facing our community, ImpactTulsa holds Perspectives sessions. These networking sessions create opportunity for meaningful dialogue by sharing information about the particular topic and then creating space for participants to engage in both small group and large group conversation to explore differing ideas, experiences, and knowledge that shape varying opinions about an issue. We believe having these spaces helps broaden our collective understanding of community needs, as well as creates opportunity to deepen relationships with one another through meaningful dialogue.