Registration is Now Open!!!
Intermediary Network Spring Strategic Planning Institute - April 21-23, 2010 - The Westin Riverwalk in San Antonio, TX
Join Intermediary organizations and leaders from around the country for the 2010 Intermediary Network Spring Strategic Planning Institute in San Antonio, TX. Click here to register or copy the following link into your web browser www.regonline.com/SI10.
The last day for early bird registration is Friday, March 19, 2010.
The Spring Institute brings Intermediary leaders, practitioners, and their partners together to share and discover effective and innovative ways to leverage new investments in youth and the future workforce. The Institute provides you and members from your organization the opportunity to plan for the coming year, while sharing successful strategies and practices that will help grow and sustain your work.
Specifically we will share quality strategies for working with youth and employers and provide opportunities for you to strengthen your intermediary practice.
For more information about the Institute and hotel reservations, please see the Fast Facts and Agenda at a Glance.
If you have any questions, please contact Kellie Noe at knoe@newwaystowork.org or 707-824-4000 x 33.
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To request that you receive future issues via email, contact Kellie Noe at knoe@newwaystowork.org
New INet: An Expanded Intermediary Network Focus
- To promote the values of intermediaries as they seek to support transitions for youth to adulthood in local communities
- To align frameworks and approaches of national organizations seeking to support local communities and their work
- To define and set quality standards for intermediary practice
- To promote and support the development of emerging intermediaries
- To build community awareness and public will around addressing the issues facing youth as they transition into adulthood
- To create and inform a progressive policy environment
- To support subnetworks of intermediaries and their thought partners in the areas of extending the classroom to the workplace, and bringing workplace partners to our schools
- To support the development of alternative education options for our nation’s youth
- To provide multiple pathways to college and careers
- To ensure educational and career development opportunities are targeted at out of school and out of work youth
- To build and support out of school time options that support school and career success
- To document and share quality practices
- To improve practice among network members in the field
- Aligning its work with compatible networks and their thought partners
- Expanding the INet frameworks to embrace and reflect those working with targeted populations of young people.
- Engaging in leadership and professional development activities to promote diversity among intermediary organization leadership.
- Supporting a community of practice among the INet membership.
For questions or more information, please contact Kellie Noe at New Ways:
knoe@newwaystowork.org or (707) 824-4000 ext. 33.
