Nonprofit Workshop 2024 – Harnessing the Science of Hope in Leadership and Organizational Growth with Molly Kawahata

Hope can be a powerful tool in motivating teams, aligning visions, and creating sustainable change. In this workshop, participants will explore the potent interplay between the science of hope, workplace dynamics, and community action. Led by Molly Kawahata, former White House climate advisor and the subject of the acclaimed Patagonia film, THE SCALE OF HOPE (2022), this session blends personal narrative with a solid foundation of research and illuminates how hope can be a driving force in aligning teams, enhancing productivity, and fostering a culture of engagement and well-being within organizations committed to environmental and social impact. Attendees will learn evidence-based strategies for weaving hope into the fabric of their leadership and organizational ethos, leading to improvements in retention, employee engagement, morale, and job satisfaction. The workshop discusses clear strategies around the transformative power of hope, inspiring others to act in ways to solve the greatest issues of our time.

Join us on Tuesday, June 4 from 8:30am to 12:30pm for a morning of learning, sharing, and reflection.

Location: Blair Education Center, Park City Hospital. Breakfast will be served at 8:30am, program begins promptly at 9am.

Registration Fee: $40 per person. Register here.

Space is limited. A maximum of three per organization may attend, one of which we highly recommend is a board member. Please note, this event is being held for nonprofits operating in Summit County.

Please contact us if the registration fee is a significant barrier for your nonprofit to be able to participate.

Contact Minda Boland with questions, minda@parkcitycf.org.