This year’s conference includes a special focus on Racial Justice, Diversity, and Inclusion Programming. Workshops that will address this overarching theme include [RJ] after the session title.
This training requires an additional registration fee. Go to https://netforum.avectra.com/eWeb/DynamicPage.aspx?WebCode=SessionDetail&session_key=1f22f471-d099-4925-8d95-4722317a35a4&evt_key=d4b7846e-cb82-44bd-be55-934da055ae91&Site=NLADA to register.
This program is specifically designed for training directors, both new and experienced, as well as managers and upcoming leaders responsible for planning and providing training in their organizations. Lawyers and other professionals who want to improve their training skills will also benefit. There is something for everyone across all agencies, regardless of their size and in both civil legal aid and public defender organizations. The training will be conducted by a team of training professions from a variety of perspectives and cultures. The training faculty is diverse, representing different regions of the country and with experience in training within statewide, county and nonprofit systems. The format of the program will include both plenary sessions and breakout groups for participants to focus on individual goals for themselves and their agencies.
What will be covered? * Planning short- and long-term curricula around client-centered values. * Making the best use of limited resources and working creatively within budgetary guidelines. * Developing leadership skills critical to carrying out curricula. * Discovering and exploring how training can deliver and shape the agency culture. * Determining how to select and support presenters with an eye toward adult learning principles and training methods that work for defenders. * Evaluating and assessing the take-aways from programs, events and individual presentations.
