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The opening plenary was hosted by the renowned Usha Menon , past chair of the Resource Alliance and celebrated speaker, connector and consultant to the social impact sector. Not only is the content superb, but I also observed and took notes about some excellent participatory facilitation techniques.
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We had women who had expertise in community organizing, micro-finance, facilitation and leadership development. I remember being seven years old and learning about the Vietnam War and writing a letter to the President of the United States. We host an event series each season at the David Brower Center in Berkeley, California.
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