STL Community LAB: Learn. Act. Build.

Confidentiality and Ethics in Nonprofit Organizations

Confidentiality and Ethics in Nonprofits

Learn about the laws, standards, and best practices nonprofits need to know as they navigate issues of confidentiality and ethics.

Real Estate Diversity Initiative training

Real Estate Diversity Initiative (REDI) is a comprehensive, 15 session curriculum designed to advance the real estate careers of professionals of color and women.

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Chisholm's Chair Fellowship Pilot

WEPOWER is launching our pilot cohort for Chisholm's Chair (CC), an initiative for Black and Latinx women interested in seeking appointed and elected office in the St. Louis region.

STL Community LAB

STL Community LAB creates space for our region to Learn, Act, and Build strong communities. We do this by assembling community development trainings from a variety of organizations and universities in the St. Louis region onto one organized platform.

The STL Community LAB offers:

A hub for residents and professionals to easily access and participate in high quality courses to build community through topics such as real estate, organizing, and managing a nonprofit organization.
Collaborative new programs, courses, and trainings that provide vital and current community development knowledge.
A way to connect the dots for neighborhood leaders hoping to take their community work to the next level and have a voice in civic decision-making.
Support for residents who are seeking to make the changes they envision for their communities.

Courses fall into the following categories:

Local Government 101
Neighborhood Leadership
Anti-Racist Communities
Community Organizing
Community Engagement

Real Estate Development
Economic Development
Civic Data
Non-Profit Governance including Evaluation, Fundraising
Coalition Building

The mission of the STL Community LAB is to increase participation in the community building process by educating and supporting all in the quest to build strong, whole communities.

The Course Selection Rubric (PDF) is used to help decide which trainings and events are listed on this platform.

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Neighborhood Leadership Fellows 2021

Event date: Jan. 8, 2021 - Oct. 17, 2021

The 2021 Neighborhood Leadership Fellows Application is now open!Seeking Promise Zone residents who want to create more equitable regional policies for neighborhoods!Neighborhood Leadership Fellows (NLF) is a nine-month advanced leadership training ...

Missouri Leadercast: Positive Disruption

Event date: Feb. 25, 2021 - March 18, 2021

Looking for another way to build your leadership skills? Turn your TV time into professional development in February/March 2021! Join MU Extension for the Missouri Leadercast: Positive Disruption workshop series - a spin on the leadership book club. ...

Chisholm's Chair Fellowship Pilot

Event date: June 19, 2020 - Dec. 13, 2020

WEPOWER is launching our pilot cohort for Chisholm's Chair (CC), an initiative for Black and Latinx women interested in seeking appointed and elected office in the St. Louis region. Chisholm's Chair will support a cohort of 15 CC fellows over a ...

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Becoming an Engaged Neighbor

online $50.00

Becoming an engaged neighbor means learning and using the names of people who live next to you, developing relationships with them, and being involved in your neighborhood. It does take time and effort. But there are personal and community benefits. ...

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Issues of Confidentiality and Ethics to Consider in Nonprofit Organizations

Nonprofit organizations deal with confidentiality and ethical issues on a regular basis. With respect to confidentiality, nonprofits must be concerned with client confidentiality, personnel confidentiality, possible trade secrets or proprietary ...

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Claire Wolff COUNTY ENGAGEMENT SPECIALIST IN COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT View Profile

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