What can $40,000 do? Read about Veronica and FFI’s approach to fast, efficient and sustainable change to find out.
FFI depends on people like you to help us break cycles. We extend our deep gratitude to those whose gifts will support our social change work in 2012.
Looking for new ways to think and talk about what actually helps break cycles of poverty, violence and trauma? Want to meet and connect with others to lift up what works? Hear from Full Frame Initiative founder and CEO, Katya Smyth, about the Full Frame Approach and the Five Domains. Learn how the Full Frame Initiative and our network partners and allies are making it more likely that those failed by mainstream services are able to participate in interventions that work.
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The Full Frame Initiative will resume briefings later in 2012. Please check back or contact Laura for registration information.
Our fall newsletter is now available. Read highlights of our current partnerships and learn more about what’s working to break cycles. If you like what you read, please subscribe to the newsletter, and share it with a friend or colleague!
On Saturday, October 14 Harvard’s Phillips Brooks House Association honored Katya Fels Smyth with its “Outstanding Alumna” award. With a focus on social justice, the student-run PBHA promotes social action and community involvement, at Harvard and beyond.
FFI is currently recruiting a Director of Network Development and Strategy to head the re-creation and re-launch of FFI’s national network of extraordinary interventions and strategic allies. This is a senior level, full-time position reporting to the CEO. The right candidate has experience in movement-building for social change, is eager to apply and refine the Full Frame Approach/Five Domains Framework, and thrives in a fast-paced, start-up environment. We will consider candidates in the greater New England area. Click here to view the full role description and how to apply. This position will remain open until filled; we are reviewing applications as they are received.
FFI Founder & CEO Katya Fels Smyth led a June 23rd webinar on Leveraging Social Networks in Social Services, co-sponsored by The Foundation Review and the Association for Black Foundation Executives.
Description:
In the push for evidence based practice, is it possible that funders and human service providers are overlooking — or even impeding — one of the most important forces for people’s health and well-being? Katya Fels Smyth of the Full Frame Initiative and Audrey Jordan, an Annie E. Casey Foundation loaned executive at Lawrence Community Works, will reflect on the power and potential of leveraging social networks and the implications for foundation practice. Both will draw in part on their experiences with the Boston Rising Fund.
What can $40,000 do? Read about Veronica and FFI's approach to fast, efficient and sustainable change to find out. FFI depends on people like you to help us break cycles. We extend our deep gratitude to those whose gifts will support our social change work in 2012. ... [read more]
