Wednesday, September 24, 2014

You're Invited: Minnesota Rising Cascading Conversations Cafe!


Minnesota Rising invites you to a Cascading Conversations Café on September 30th to share your experiences and ideas with other emerging leaders! The “Our Minnesota” Cascading Conversations Tour has connected hundreds of young Minnesotans and sparked fun, engaging opportunities for people to discuss their values and visions for Minnesota’s future and to share how they could make that future a reality. 

Join us for a full-cycle Cascading Conversations Café, including a light dinner, a one-on-one conversation with another emerging leader, and a large-group analysis of the themes arising from the evening’s discussion. It’s sure to be an energizing and inspiring dialogue! 

Minnesota Rising Cascading Conversations Café
Tuesday, September 30, 2014 
5:00pm – 7:00pm 
Grassroots Solutions 

Please RSVP to minnesotarising[at]gmail.com by Monday, September 29 at 3:00pm. We hope to see you there!

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

You're Invited: LEAD's Fall Happy Hour - Pints for a Purpose

The LEAD Project invites you to toast to the arrival of fall at Pints for a Purpose this week! Join them at Fulton Brewery to get to know representatives from local nonprofit organizations to learn about board positions and available volunteer opportunities. See below for more details and to snag your ticket today!
 

To RSVP and buy your tickets, click HERE!
Our last happy hour sold out with record attendance, so we suggest you buy your tickets soon.


We're excited to welcome SOS - Save Our Schools and Collide Theatrical Dance Company to the upcoming happy hour! Meet representatives from all three nonprofits to learn about board positions and volunteer opportunities.

            

Save the Date! Upcoming Events:



Thursday, November 6, 2014 from 5-7pm
Kieran's Irish Pub 


LEAD'S ANNUAL GALA!

Saturday, April 18, 2015
Stay tuned for more exciting details...
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Monday, September 22, 2014

Freedom


"Freedom means the opportunity to be what we never thought we would be." 
-Daniel J. Boorstin

|| Join us at the Minnesota Rising Imagine Lab: New Paradigms, New Possibilities at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts on Sunday, September 28, 2014 from 1:00pm - 4:00pm. ||

Friday, September 19, 2014

Requests for Proposals: Minnesota Rising 2014 Un/Conference Breakout Sessions

The "Minnesota Rising 2014 Un/Conference: The Future Is How" will be held on Saturday, November 15, 2014 from 10:00AM – 4:30PM at DLR Group in Minneapolis, MN. Hosted by and for emerging leaders, the Un/Conference will engage emerging leaders across Minnesota in an energizing day of innovative learning and dialogue, skill-building, and network-building with their peers!

We are looking for 50-minute sessions that are relevant to the Millennial generation and to our 2014 event theme focusing on the future, data, and powerful questions. In case you need some inspiration, see last year's sessions here!

Please complete the proposal submission form by no later than Friday, October 3 at 4pm.

Minnesota Rising

"The future is not out there in front of us, but inside of us." -Macy in Feinstein & Krippner

In studying demographic trends and technological shifts, and crowd-sourcing visions of what's to come for Minnesota, the rising generation could surmise that the future is out there somewhere waiting to happen to us. And yet, seeing signs that our generation has already begun to impact and alter business as usual, we recognize the potential we have to bring about a future that is truly borne of us, our imaginations, and our ongoing commitment to Minnesota.

Our approach honors that the only constant is change, which calls for an emergent style of learning and leadership. Rather than built to last, young Minnesotans now see value in being built to adapt. To be at the ready to leverage what comes our way, we consider it critical to recognize that the future is how:

-how we stay open to learning and welcome new ways of doing things over the course of a lifetime
-how we are kind to and forgive ourselves and others as we trip up along the way
-how we arm ourselves to make wise decisions for the benefit of all
-how we can cultivate satisfaction with less in a culture that increasingly demands more
-how we seek opportunities to include and invest in voices and perspectives that are distinct from our own experiences
-how we shed the belief that we know what leadership looks like (and if you don’t bear a resemblance, you’re not a leader) to allow ever more people and more expansive ways of contributing and giving to flourish

The future is in us, individually and collectively, and is slowly being uncovered in the questions asked, processes undertaken, and relationships formed across the rising generation. Join us in exploring how!

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The Collaborative Competence Learning Labs Series is one way that Minnesota Rising supports emerging leaders to be in a state of how. Leveraging competencies of failure, story, and imagination, we provide space for exploring, practicing, and grappling with the skills that will allow our generation lead collaboratively into the future. Join us at the 2014 Un/Conference to participate in the brand-new "Minnesota Rising Inquiry Lab: The Future In the Forum in A Question!"

Thursday, September 18, 2014

You're Invited: Increase Engagement Through Absent Narratives

Want to strengthen your ability to notice what's missing? The Minnesota Humanities Center invites you to Increase Engagement in the Classroom and Workplace through Absent Narratives. See below for more details and register to explore how can the humanities bring to life the stories of people and place!


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Minnesota Humanities Center  


Increase Engagement in the Classroom and Workplace

How can the humanities bring to life the stories of people and place?

Facilitated by Robin Nelson and Heid E. Erdrich, participants in this workshop will learn how to increase engagement with their communities through the practice of the core values of the Absent Narrative Approach:
  • Build and strengthen relationships;
  • Recognize the power of story and the consequences of an accumulation of absence;
  • Learn from community voices; and
  • Discover community-based solutions.
Date: Saturday, September 20, 2014
Time: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: Minnesota Humanities Center
Cost: $90 per person, includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, and materials
CEUs: 8 clock hours upon request

Register now!
This event is funded in part with money from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund that was created by a vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008, and the
National Endowment for the Humanities.

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"The event was informative and the perspectives/community voices were critical to learn about and rarely addressed in schools and in public/political dialogue."

"I met several educators and facilitators whose stories enriched my experience."

"[I learned about] stories and the role they play in knowing and honoring ourselves and others."

-participants from
Increase Engagement (January 2014)
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