2018 Annual Conference – Missouri CAN

Missouri Community Action Network

2018 Annual Conference

Better Together

May 15-17 in Lake of the Ozarks, MO
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Conference Program

Conference Web Page

Our focus this year is building connections and relationships across agencies, across departments and across fields with the mantra that we are “Better Together.”  A cord of three strands isn’t easily broken—neither is a Network of 19 agencies!

See conference program for session presenters and descriptions.

Two awards will be presented at the opening luncheon: Outstanding Community Service Award and Charles Braithwait Leadership Award

Significance in Simple Moments (short video preview), Jon Petz, Bore No More, LLC

• Prescriptions for Success: Designing a Board Culture That Matters
• Mindfulness 101: Skills for Everyday Resilience Working with Those in Poverty

Tuesday, May 15

• Be a Social Entrepreneur
• Healthy Homes: What We Know About Housing and Its Health Impact
• Sowing the Seeds of Wonder: Discovering the Garden in Early Childhood and Head Start
• Trauma Informed Organizations
• Sustainable Natural Building Projects: Alternatives for Success

Wednesday, May 16

• Community Economic Development 101
• Using Organizational Standards for Success
• Creative Early Childhood Nutrition for Learning
• Uncovering the Mystery to the Mastery of Your Amazing Performance
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• Wealth Works: Mapping Local Economic Success
• Welcome to CSBG
• Discovering the Garden in Early Childhood and Head Start Education
• Head Start and Community Action: Integration for Success
• Coaching Employees for Peak Performance
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• Social Enterprises: Putting Together the Financial Puzzle Pieces
• Sexual Harassment Prevention: Think and Act
• Welcome to Missouri: An Introduction to Food Needs and Programs
• Technology Best Practices for Non-Profits
• Energy Efficient Construction

Thursday, May 17

• Financial Outlook for Non-Profits
• Nine Hole-In-One Ideas for Better Risk Management
• Missouri Head Start Best Practices
• Just Ain’t Like it Used to Be: Engaging New Generations in the Workforce
• MIS Roundtable

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