MANP Connects: Turning Equity and Justice Learnings into Lasting Organizational Change
Zoom
Event Details
Join us for this MANP Connects conversation as we explore how learning becomes action. We’ll hear from organizers of Momentum Conservation’s Relearning Cohort about how nonprofits are moving beyond equity conversations to implement new approaches, shift practices, and drive meaningful organizational change. Together, we’ll reflect on what it takes to turn insight into lasting changes in policy, practice, and behaviors across our sector.
New this year: We’re carving out time just for your questions! Come ready with one in mind, or jot them down as the conversation unfolds, and get a chance to ask them at the end of the session!
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Cost + Registration
- $0-$15 for MANP Members + Nonmembers
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MANP Connects is remaining free in 2026! Optional donation revenue from our events supports the work we do on behalf of all nonprofits in Maine, and we are grateful for any financial support from those who are able to provide it.
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- Register to receive access to the live event and to receive the recording + other resources in follow up.
- Registrants will receive a confirmation email as well as a reminder email that will be sent one day prior to the event.
- This MANP-hosted webinar will be hosted in Zoom Meeting and we ask participants turn off their cameras and mute themselves when joining.
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About the Panelists
Lindy Magness (she/her) is the Education and Partnerships Director at Momentum Conservation and is the co-facilitator and primary administrator of the Relearning Cohort. With a background in non-profit programming design and a master’s degree focused on conflict transformation, Lindy cares most about helping people connect – to themselves, to each other, and to the natural world around them. This has looked like leading backpacking trips in British Columbia, growing food and community in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, and more recently exploring the waters of Casco Bay any way she can.
Red Fong (he/they) is a facilitator and creator, who has worked with Momentum Conservation since 2019, helping to develop and implement the Relearning Place Program in collaboration with the Maine Environmental Education Association. They bring experience facilitating cross-cultural dialogues, mobilizing organizational change in non-profit leadership, and weaving containers for participant learning and reflection.