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Last but certainly not least, we visited Artful Teaching in the stunning city of Juneau. We are leaving inspired and thankful, especially for the stories that were shared with us.

Thank you to our friends at University of Alaska Fairbanks for hosting us for the last two days. It was amazing to hear all about the SILKAT work and see how they are using their ecosystem maps.

Grateful to be visiting Alaska and seeing (in person!) so many partners we have worked with for several years. Just visited the Alaska Native Heritage Center to learn more about different native Alaskan groups across the state

Honored to be able to present this week at the National Children's Alliance leadership conference and encourage the field to think more about outcome measurement. Also appreciated time to explore the city!

Grateful for time to reflect, connect with colleagues and learn at the American Evaluation Association conference this week! Leaving inspired with new ideas

WithInsight has helped dozens of nonprofits determine their outcomes and how to measure them, including the Minnesota Children's Alliance. Nora will be presenting with the Alliance on this process at next week's Minnesota Council of Nonprofits annual conference. Hope to see you there!

We are proud to have worked on the Equitable Learning Recovery report, which has some important recommendations that can influence how relief funds and other education funding in Minnesota are used in order to advance equity.

Check it out:https://gennextmsp.org/wp-content/uploads/AA-MN-EquitableLearningRecovery-052522-Booklet.pdf

School leaders and community partners in MN: Last call to complete this survey before it closes on 10/10!

If you were engaged in planning or delivering summer learning in Minnesota this year, your voice is needed for the Equitable Learning Recovery Survey! You will also be entered into a raffle to win one of three $100 VISA gift cards.

Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ELR21

Were you engaged in planning or delivering summer learning in Minnesota this year - school district leaders, community partners, and/or intermediaries? If so, your voice is needed for the Equitable Learning Recovery Survey! Not to mention, you could win one of three $100 VISA gift cards.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ELR21

Ignite Afterschool, Generation Next and Greater Twin Cities United Way are partnering on a project to learn how COVID relief funding was used to provide summer learning programming to students across the state this summer. The project will explore how relief funding advanced community visions and goals, with a specific focus on the goals of equity, accessibility and courageous thinking. Through this survey, we hope to document and gather lessons learned that can inform future approaches to learning and community-school partnerships.

Are you engaged in planning or delivering summer learning in Minnesota this year - school district leaders, community partners, and intermediaries?? If so, your voice is needed for the Equitable Learning Recovery Survey!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ELR21

Ignite Afterschool Greater Twin Cities United Way Generation Next

Check out this blog post written by our partner Nancy Tauber from Cambridge's Family Policy Council. The stories and data they have collected from the community are helping them bring language justice to Cambridge.

Language Justice in Cambridge, Massachusetts - Cortico by Nancy Tauber, Cambridge Family Policy Council Translation and interpretation are not the same thing as language justice.  This is an important lesson learned from Cambridge’s citywide language justice initiative.  As Executive Director of Cambridge’s Family Policy Council, I strive to be a ...