AL!VE ACADEMY: Advocacy for you and the profession - exploring the options April 19 1 PM E, 10 AM P
4/19/2017
Event Description
Wednesday, April 19 - 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT
Join Emilie Bromet-Bauer, CVA as she discusses the chapter she wrote for the Council on Certification for Volunteer Administration (CCVA) about advocacy.
A successful volunteer manager is an effective advocate. Advocating for volunteer involvement is the crux of our work, but this requires credibility in our position as volunteer managers and leaders. And that means we need to advocate for the profession of volunteer management. In this webinar we will present some basics of advocacy as a platform upon which to discuss how we can advocate for our role and profession in our organizations and community.
Eligible for CVA Credit - 1 hour
This webinar is FREE to AL!VE members and $10 for the general public for the first 23 to sign up. Priority will be given to AL!VE members.
About the presenter:
Emilie Bromet-Bauer, CVA
Emilie Bromet-Bauer has worked for over 25 years as a professional volunteer resource manager, developing and leading volunteer programs of various sizes, in various sectors and fields, and for a wide variety of volunteers. Emilie consults on the development and management of volunteer programs, specializing in intern and service-learning programs, advocacy, volunteer program change management, and docent volunteers. Emilie is a leader in the field of volunteer engagement, presenting workshops at local and national conferences on transformative volunteerism, advocacy in volunteer management, service-learning, and volunteer program development and management. She serves on the Board of Directors of AL!VE (Association of Leaders in Volunteer Engagement) and is one of the conveners for the San Francisco Volunteer Leaders Network. She holds a Certificate in Volunteer Administration and is the author of the chapter "Advocacy in Volunteer Administration" in the CVA text, Volunteer administration: professional practice. Emilie has a masters in human science from Saybrook University and developed a model of transformative volunteer management as her masters project.
