Date/Time
5/7/2025
9:30 AM - 3:00 PM Pacific
Event Type(s)
Partner Offerings
Event Description
Join the National Association of Volunteer Program Leaders in Government (NAVPLG) and its co-hosts—the County of San Diego Department of Parks and Recreation, and the Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration based for a  for a transformative day of exploration, learning, and collaboration at the NAVPLG Local Impact Summit.

This San Diego summit centers on "From the Personal to the Professional: Examining Access to Volunteerism," a theme that delves into the ways personal and systemic biases can shape volunteer programs and practices, and how organizations can evolve to foster true welcome and belonging.
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Location
County of San Diego, County Operations Center
5520 Overland Avenue
San Diego, CA 92123

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Details

Summit Sessions:

"I Just Want to Help: Understanding the Problematic Roots of Volunteerism and Moving Forward with Compassion"
This thought-provoking session explores how well-intentioned volunteerism and community engagement can unintentionally perpetuate harm. Facilitators Faiza Venzant, CVA, and Tony Richardson, CVA, will guide participants through the Identity Signs exercise and discussions belonging in volunteers. Attendees will leave with practical strategies to rethink and reframe their approaches to volunteering.

"Growing Together: Cultivating Roots for Volunteer Engagement and Belonging"
Building on the morning’s reflections, this interactive session focuses on creating welcoming and inclusive environments for volunteers. Participants will analyze their organization’s volunteer engagement practices, identify barriers to belonging, and explore opportunities for growth using the Equity Practice Framework.

Registration Fees:
$30: Event plus lunch
$15: Event only
$50: Event, lunch, and NAVPLG membership

 

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