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SUMMARY:Charity to Solidarity - Auditing your Volunteer Program for Optimal Allies with Meghan Maloney, CVA
LOCATION:https://cvacert.org/speakersseries/
DESCRIPTION:Charity to Solidarity - Auditing your Volunteer Program for Optimal Allies with Meghan Maloney, CVA\n\n05/21/26 09:00 AM EST\n - 05/21/26 10:00 AM EST\Description:\nCharity to Solidarity - Auditing your Volunteer Program for Optimal Allies with Meghan Maloney, CVA\nThursday May 21, 2026 from 9:00am - 10:00am EST\nRegister HERE\nWe're excited to be cohosting this session with our partners at DOVIA-LA.\nThis is a live virtual webinar. The session will not be recorded.\n\nThis one-hour interactive training challenges participants to move beyond traditional “charity” models and re-examine power dynamics within their volunteer programs. How can you ensure that your service opportunities meet your organization’s mission and not a volunteers’ self-serving motivations? Participants will learn how to audit their recruitment messaging, onboard volunteers with a focus on systemic context, and manage "savior" narratives with grace and clarity. Join us to gain practical strategies for building a more equitable, dignified, and sustainable volunteer culture. We can transform volunteers from well-intentioned helpers into effective allies and partners of our organizations.\n\n \n\nThe Speaker:\n\nMeghan has a passion for the nonprofit sector and public service. She has participated in three AmeriCorps Programs (Vista, State, and National). She has over a decade of volunteer engagement professional experience. Meghan is a certified CCVA and is a graduate of the ALiVE Bootcamp Series. She has served as Vice President of DOVIA-LA and currently serves on the DOVIA-LA Advisory Committee. \n\nMeghan is an alumna of UCLA, graduating with a B.A. double major in American Literature and History with a minor in LGBT Studies. She is a proud and rare Angeleno with roots in the Harbor area. Behind the scenes, Meghan enjoys spending time with her cats, attending live music shows, and visiting National Parks. \n\Details:\nCharity to Solidarity - Auditing your Volunteer Program for Optimal Allies with Meghan Maloney, CVA\nThursday May 21, 2026 from 9:00am - 10:00am EST\nRegister HERE\nWe're excited to be cohosting this session with our partners at DOVIA-LA.\nThis is a live virtual webinar. The session will not be recorded.\n\nThis one-hour interactive training challenges participants to move beyond traditional “charity” models and re-examine power dynamics within their volunteer programs. How can you ensure that your service opportunities meet your organization’s mission and not a volunteers’ self-serving motivations? Participants will learn how to audit their recruitment messaging, onboard volunteers with a focus on systemic context, and manage "savior" narratives with grace and clarity. Join us to gain practical strategies for building a more equitable, dignified, and sustainable volunteer culture. We can transform volunteers from well-intentioned helpers into effectivs allies and partners of our organizations.\n\n \n\nThe Speaker:\n\nMeghan has a passion for the nonprofit sector and public service. She has participated in three AmeriCorps Programs (Vista, State, and National). She has over a decade of volunteer engagement professional experience. Meghan is a certified CCVA and is a graduate of the ALiVE Bootcamp Series. She has served as Vice President of DOVIA-LA and currently serves on the DOVIA-LA Advisory Committee. \n\nMeghan is an alumna of UCLA, graduating with a B.A. double major in American Literature and History with a minor in LGBT Studies. She is a proud and rare Angeleno with roots in the Harbor area. Behind the scenes, Meghan enjoys spending time with her cats, attending live music shows, and visiting National Parks. \n\neply committed to strengthening volunteer engagement and offers insights and services as a passion project at www.volunteerstrategies.com.\n\Location:\nhttps://cvacert.org/speakersseries/\n\n,
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05/21/26 09:00 AM EST - 05/21/26 10:00 AM EST
Description:
Charity to Solidarity - Auditing your Volunteer Program for Optimal Allies with Meghan Maloney, CVA
Thursday May 21, 2026 from 9:00am - 10:00am EST
Register HERE
We're excited to be cohosting this session with our partners at DOVIA-LA.
This is a live virtual webinar. The session will not be recorded.
This one-hour interactive training challenges participants to move beyond traditional “charity” models and re-examine power dynamics within their volunteer programs. How can you ensure that your service opportunities meet your organization’s mission and not a volunteers’ self-serving motivations? Participants will learn how to audit their recruitment messaging, onboard volunteers with a focus on systemic context, and manage "savior" narratives with grace and clarity. Join us to gain practical strategies for building a more equitable, dignified, and sustainable volunteer culture. We can transform volunteers from well-intentioned helpers into effective allies and partners of our organizations.
The Speaker:
Meghan has a passion for the nonprofit sector and public service. She has participated in three AmeriCorps Programs (Vista, State, and National). She has over a decade of volunteer engagement professional experience. Meghan is a certified CCVA and is a graduate of the ALiVE Bootcamp Series. She has served as Vice President of DOVIA-LA and currently serves on the DOVIA-LA Advisory Committee.
Meghan is an alumna of UCLA, graduating with a B.A. double major in American Literature and History with a minor in LGBT Studies. She is a proud and rare Angeleno with roots in the Harbor area. Behind the scenes, Meghan enjoys spending time with her cats, attending live music shows, and visiting National Parks.
Details:
Charity to Solidarity - Auditing your Volunteer Program for Optimal Allies with Meghan Maloney, CVA
Thursday May 21, 2026 from 9:00am - 10:00am EST
Register HERE
We're excited to be cohosting this session with our partners at DOVIA-LA.
This is a live virtual webinar. The session will not be recorded.
This one-hour interactive training challenges participants to move beyond traditional “charity” models and re-examine power dynamics within their volunteer programs. How can you ensure that your service opportunities meet your organization’s mission and not a volunteers’ self-serving motivations? Participants will learn how to audit their recruitment messaging, onboard volunteers with a focus on systemic context, and manage "savior" narratives with grace and clarity. Join us to gain practical strategies for building a more equitable, dignified, and sustainable volunteer culture. We can transform volunteers from well-intentioned helpers into effectivs allies and partners of our organizations.
The Speaker:
Meghan has a passion for the nonprofit sector and public service. She has participated in three AmeriCorps Programs (Vista, State, and National). She has over a decade of volunteer engagement professional experience. Meghan is a certified CCVA and is a graduate of the ALiVE Bootcamp Series. She has served as Vice President of DOVIA-LA and currently serves on the DOVIA-LA Advisory Committee.
Meghan is an alumna of UCLA, graduating with a B.A. double major in American Literature and History with a minor in LGBT Studies. She is a proud and rare Angeleno with roots in the Harbor area. Behind the scenes, Meghan enjoys spending time with her cats, attending live music shows, and visiting National Parks.
eply committed to strengthening volunteer engagement and offers insights and services as a passion project at www.volunteerstrategies.com.
Location:
https://cvacert.org/speakersseries/
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