These courses are provided by Getting On Board and Birketts Law Firm to equip trustees with more skills and ideas to help them with fulfilling this important role.
Getting on Board Courses
NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
These access anytime resources are provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board.
NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
Engaging young people in governance
The Importance of getting young people into the boardroom
- Why is it to hard to get younger people into the boardroom
- Importance of diversity in the boardroom
- What barriers exist for young people
- Are youth advisory committees enough?
- Best practice tips for getting more young people involved
- Different models of getting younger people in decision making structures
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
Frontline volunteer to trustee
Looking at how frontline volunteers can make the most of their experience to join as a trustee:
- Considering becoming a trustee
- Differences between trustee and frontline volunteer
- Conflicts of interest if you want to do both positions
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
How to craft a brand new board of trustees
A discussion for people establishing new charities:
- How to convince people to become founding trustees
- Can you use open recruitment to find particular skills, knowledge and experience
- What if the charity has a niche cause making it more difficult to recruit trustees
- How to pass on the reigns to a new group of trustees
- When boards resign en masse, where do you go next?
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
Lived experience: the latest insights
Panel discussion: “59% of charities report that their boards do not reflect the communities they serve” Getting on Board, 2017
- What are the latest insights on recruiting and retaining those with lived experience on boards?
- What pipeline schemes are there to introduce people to trusteeships and support them in finding a role?
- What steps and support does a board need to take to enable them to have equal power and voice in discussions?
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
Turning passion into purpose
This session will help you recognise and distil your passions:
- Harnessing your care, passion and skills
- How to become a trustee – taking the first steps
- Recognise and learn to see trusteeship as an opportunity to put your passion to good use.
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
What is a trustee and how do I become one?
This one hour session is a great introduction to the world of Trusteeship and will cover:
- What Trustees are
- What they do
- How you can become one
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
How can charity chairs facilitate discussion and share power effectively?
Looking at the role of chairs in ensuring that all trustees on the board have equal power and voice:
- How chairs can equip quieter trustees to communicate
- Why are trustees from under-represented groups are often sidelined
- Why having a diverse board means nothing if the culture of the board does not enable their views to be respected or their contribution recognised.
- How to facilitate constructive discussion
- Being comfortable with disagreeing with each other and how to change your mind on issues.
- Effective decision making and power sharing
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
How can trustees lead on equality, diversity and inclusion?
A discussion on how your organisation can show leadership on diversity:
- How to get beyond having a diversity and inclusion strategy
- How can trustees support diversity and inclusion in the charity’s work?
- What considerations need to be made in the broader strategy?
- How can trustees bring leadership to these issues?
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
PRESS HERE to book now
NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
How to diversify your charity’s board
An introduction as to how to diversify your charity board, the session will cover:
- Trustee diversity: current stats
- Why does trustee diversity matter?
- Inclusion
- Practical tips to improve the diversity of your board
- How Getting on Board can help
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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Where are the Working Class Trustees? with Getting on Board
NFWI are delighted to offer you Highlights from the Festival of Trusteeship in Association with Getting On Board. This collection of recorded videos are tailored for people who are interested in potentially becoming charity trustees or already hold trustee positions.
Where are the working class trustees?
A discussion regarding the various barriers around class and trusteeship encompassing:
- What social class and social mobility is?
- Is it a hidden barrier and how can we bring class barriers into the light?
- The class divide and pay gap
- Hard barriers – finances, networking etc.
- Soft barriers – cultural behaviours, accents etc.
This is an access anytime resource provided free of charge in association with Getting On Board. Once your booking has gone through, you will receive a confirmation email which will include the recording link and passcode. Once registered, you can watch the recording link in your own time up to 31 October 2024.
(If you do not receive a confirmation email please check your spam/junk email boxes or sign into the ‘Your Account’ section of the Learning Hub website to retrieve all of your booking and course information)
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Birketts Law Firm
This is an access anytime video resource provided free of charge from Birketts Law Firm.
NFWI are pleased to share access to view this recording which is offered by Birketts Law Firm and presented by Head of Charities, Liz Brownsell.
Conflicts of interests affect all types of charities and are very common. Where conflicts arise this does not necessarily mean that decisions cannot be taken or project pursued, but it is absolutely essential to identify and properly manage conflicts and to consider issues relating to personal benefits. In our experience, the legal principles are often misunderstood and this can result in problems within a charity that are difficult and expensive to resolve. In this webinar, Liz Brownsell, Partner and Head of Birketts’ Charities Team, explains the legal principles that apply to all charities in relation to personal benefits and conflicts of interests, using practical examples to provide you with the tools to effectively manage these issues within your own charity.
This is an access anytime video resource provided free of charge from Birketts Law Firm. Once your booking has completed, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to view this session which you can watch in your own time.
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