Capacity Building Workshops and Trainings

You’ll dive into a dynamic learning experience where you'll uncover the power of empathy-driven innovation and effective research techniques. Join us to explore how to create solutions that truly resonate with people's needs and aspirations, empowering you to drive meaningful impact in your projects and beyond.

We’ve been honored to bring this workshop to the Nueva Vida Community Gilroy Promotores to support them in standing in and creating from their inherent power, to clarify, articulate, and connect with each other around their shared purpose, and build their capacity to think systematically about who they serve, what they do, and how they can use research tools to help them increase their impact.

Engage in deep reflection and tap into your inherent wisdom through presence, deep listening, compassion, and the use of innovative hands-on tools in service of your own growth and development. Together, we’ll unpack, organize, and make meaning of thoughts, feelings, and intuitions on the road to identifying and clarifying strengths, passions, and goals as we design a way forward.

We have years of experience bringing life design workshops to diverse individuals at all stages of life who are craving change in their personal and/or professional life, as a Faculty of Innovation and Human-Centered Design at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School’s Executive Education Program.

This engaging hands-on workshop blends design thinking and youth development principles including a strengths-based whole person approach, to support young people’s capacity to harness their creativity, cultivate resilience, step into the fullest expression of themselves, and equip them with essential 21st century tools needed to thrive in an ever-evolving world.

We’ve been honored to have the opportunity to build upon our years of work with Opportunity Youth in San Jose, California, by bringing our design thinking for growth and development workshop to the young leaders of the Youth Liberation Movement (YLM).

Designed for beginners and seasoned professionals alike, this hands-on workshop demystifies the evaluation process, equipping you with essential skills, tools, and mindsets to assess program effectiveness and drive positive change. Join us to learn the fundamentals of evaluation, from developing program or organizational logic models that articulate your Theory of Change to designing and implementing a process or outcome evaluation, fro interpreting data insights to communicating your impact, join us to unleash your potential to make a lasting impact in your organization and community.

We build upon our experience brining this training to those creating change in their communities such as the grantees of Sequoia Healthcare District of Redwood City, California

Empower your organization to more effectively work with youth by equipping yourself with research-based insights and best practices brought to you by seasoned experts in the field. Dive deep into effective strategies for nurturing the potential of young people, as our expert facilitators share practical tools and best practices. Join us to gain invaluable skills, foster supportive environments, and champion the growth and success of youth in your community

Offered in partnership with ACT for Youth at Cornell University’s Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research

Equip youth with the knowledge, tools, and mindsets needed to engage in youth-led evaluation of programs, services, + initiatives meant to serve them. Our dynamic hands-on workshop, guided by experts in youth development + program evaluation, equips youth with essential skills to assess and drive positive outcomes. Join us as we blend youth development principles with rigorous evaluation techniques to foster a new generation of change makers equipped to impact the world.

For example, in partnership with ACT for Youth at Cornell University’s Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research, we’re bringing youth-led evaluation to build further build the capacity of Native Alaskan youth as part of their scientific bioacoustics researcher training with the Collaborative Ocean Research Experience.