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School Gardens Initiative, Spring Inspiration Session - March 17, 2022

Join us March 23 as Ann Divine breaks down what unconscious bias is, where it originates, and strategies around mitigating bias.

Are you from the Bay of Chaleur region? Do you like to venture out to the beach? Join the Healthy Coasts NB team for their next virtual community engagement session on coastal trails and boardwalks, Saturday, March 26 at 2:00 p.m. The session includes a mapping exercise and a performance by the Oinpegitjoig Soaring Spirit Drummers.

This session explores how we can build the culture of failing forward to support innovation, learning, and organizational capacity.

Join us March 31 for a session that will explore an action model that can be used to prevent or mitigate further harm in the workplace.

Do you have a desire to step up and fight for a better, fairer, more just world?

The Institute for Change Leaders (ICL) teaches the skills that organizers, activists and campaigners need to win social change. The core curriculum comes from Marshall Ganz, a Harvard professor who codified the relationship-building organizational framework they teach. The fundamentals of community organizing focuses on five key leadership practices: telling stories, building relationships, structuring teams, strategizing, and acting.

Join the Hampton Nature Club to hike to McManus Lake in Hampton, as we learn some techniques for finding out what animals have crossed our path and are found right nearby.

We are pleased to have Samantha Brewster joining us for this walk.

Samantha is an Education Specialist for Ducks Unlimited, and has specialized in outdoor nature education for 20 years.
We invite people to park at the bottom of Villa Rd. and meet where the dirt road begins. Be prepared for some muddy conditions.

Join the Nature Trust of New Brunswick and the Saint John Naturalists’ Club on April 23^rd (Rain date: April 24^th) for a fun and informative workshop at Brundage Point River Centre and Noremac Nature Preserve! The Nature Trust currently conserves and stewards over 10,000 acres of land at over 70 Nature Preserves throughout New Brunswick. In order to care for and manage these lands, staff and stewards rely on various apps to help them collect data and make informed decisions about land conservation and management. If you’ve ever been curious about how apps can help everyone become citizen scientists in their

‍‍To be effective, nonprofits must recruit board members who support their ideals, represent the diversity of the community, and bring a wide range of skills.

Does your board measure up? If not, why not? Where do they need improvement? How can you support them -- as staff or a fellow board member -- in doing a better job?