Part 1: Harassment in the Profession-Let’s Start a Candid Discussion

Join AFP colleagues during Ethics Month as we dig into the findings and recommendations of AFP’s May 2022 research report Speaking Truth to Power in Fundraising: A Toolkit.

AFP’s groundbreaking 2018 sexual harassment survey revealed that harassment is a widespread problem for the fundraising profession. Follow up research gives a deeper view of the intersection of gender, race and sexuality in the harassment and bias people experience.

Attend one or both of our upcoming sessions on this important topic. Register for each one separately.

Session One (virtual):

October 25th: Chapter member, Nancy Heykes will briefly lift up key report findings and recommendations, then focus on questions surrounding “What could this mean for us?” to set the stage for our follow up session. Register for Session One below.

Session Two (in-person): 

November 1st Offers a smaller group (regional) follow up discussion to give participants an opportunity to share, support, and brainstorm together. Participants should expect to leave this session feeling supported and valued by others in the profession. Locations available in Appleton and Green Bay. RSVP for Session Two here.

Registration is limited for these follow up sessions, so please register soon to guarantee your seat.

Locations

Fox Valley Technical College

1825 N. Bluemound Dr., Appleton, WI 54912

Room B128, Entrance 12, Parking Lot West

OR

Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

400 S. Washington St., Green Bay, WI 54301

About Our Speaker

Nancy Heykes retired in 2018 as vice president of development for  Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin, having previously served  as an executive director, as capital campaign counsel and as a senior  executive at Aid Association for Lutherans. She now lives in Oneida  County (happily still within AFP-NE Wis Chapter territory) and formed On  Point Consulting to continue her pro bono law practice and consulting,  planning and facilitation services for nonprofits. She helped design the  Nonprofit Leadership Institute in Appleton and enjoys a continued  coordinator/instructor role.