REGION IVA RPIC
E-NEWSLETTER
"Keeping you informed... Keeping you in the know"
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Atlanta Host RPIC IVA Face to Face Cohort Meeting
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Atlanta Host
RPIC IVA face to face cohort at the Hilton Garden Inn in Atlanta, GA August 14-15, 2018. Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, and Georgia Associations came together to map out strategies for the 2019 T&TA Plan .The group
addressed the collaboration, capacity-building, and exemplary practice needs of State Associations.
The Association also discussed board governance, organizational standards as well as fiscal impact, leadership development, and ROMA. Alabama will host the next face to face cohort in November which will include state associations, board co- chairs, and national partners.
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RPIC and State Association Colleagues,
GCAA Upcoming T & TA Opportunities/Events:
Nationally Certified ROMA Trainer (NCRT)
The Regional Cohort (RPIC IVA) will be implementing an NCRT Phase II, October 9, 10, 11, 2018. All interested individuals must complete an application by August 10, 2018; and the e-course before September 28, 2018 to qualify to participate.
Nationally Certified ROMA Professionals (NCRPs)
The ROMA 2018 Fall In-service Continuing Education Program (ICEP) for Natio
nally Certified ROMA Trainers and Implementer
October 23-24, 2018.
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The fall 2018 session will be held in Las Vegas, NV. The spring 2019 session will be in Oklahoma City, OK, and fall 2019 in Region 1 (location not yet established). The sessions will move around the country so that NCRT's and NCRI's have at least one out of six ICEPs (two each year in the three year re-certification time frame) being held at a location near to them for ease of travel.
Association of Nationally Certified ROMA Trainers
Alabama Training
Certified Community Action Professional
- The Candidate Data Form is due by the 3rd Wednesday in January (1/16/19).
- The Executive Skills Portfolio is due by the 3rd Wednesday in February (2/20/19) .
Upcoming Webinar:
Community Engagement and Equity for Collective Impact
September 26 @ 2:00 pm -
3:30 pm
In order to achieve long term sustainable change that improves outcomes for a community's most vulnerable residents, it is essential to prioritize equity outcomes and strategies from the beginning and to engage those ultimately impacted throughout the process. This webinar will share approaches to and examples of centering collective impact work on equity, and strategies for engaging members of the community throughout the design and implementation of an initiative.
Additional Resources:
"This website is a resource for the Community Action Network to access an array of information and assistance designed to support efforts in serving low income families and addressing the causes of poverty in local communities. Through this site you may download toolkits, listen to webinars, register for training, engage in online dialogue with colleagues, submit requests for training or technical assistance, read the latest evaluation reports about evidence-based program models, and search a consultant bank for experienced professionals serving the Community Action Network."
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THE PROMISE OF COMMUNITY ACTION
Community Action changes people's lives, embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and makes America a better place to live. We care about the entire community, and we are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other.
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National Conferences
2019 Community Action Partnership
MLTC Conference
New Orleans, LA
January 15-18, 2019
REGION IV-A
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This publication was created by the Georgia Community Action Association, Inc. in the performance of the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families, Office of Community Services, Grant Number 9OEQ0248. Any opions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U. S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families ".
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