David Cohen

A conversation led by industry leaders, in sport, focused on cultivating a culture of openness and support for mental health, wellness and mindfulness.

Panelist - The Importance of Mental & Physical Health For Success

A concept aimed at providing an opportunity for deep-thinking with a diverse group of high-level people through a series of structured conversations on key topics from different perspectives. How can we use sports to address critical social outcomes and leadership opportunities for marginalized girls in the US by learning from international experience?

A concept aimed at providing an opportunity for deep-thinking with a diverse group of high-level people through a series of structured conversations on key topics from different perspectives. How can sport raise awareness and mitigate stigma around mental health issues?

A Conference Bringing Together Sports, Mental Health and Social Justice

Panelist - Active Health For Underserved Populations

Shut Out Trafficking in Society Through Sport at Brown University
(part of the End Trafficking Project)

Playing for Change: Sport and The Arts for Social Action at Endicott College

Non-profit Management for Sport-Based Youth Development Organizations (Northeastern University Center for the Study of Sport in Society, College of Professional Studies)

"Young Minds Behind Bars: The State of Mental Health Care Within the Juvenile Justice System" sponsored by Wheelock College

How can we strengthen nonprofits and build their capacity to combat the “nonprofit starvation cycle”? Project grants routinely discount the core administrative and operational costs of delivering programs and services.

Join us for a conversation to inform funders to better understand equitable grant making and communicate what it actually costs to run effective organizations that achieve their intended goals.

What will you learn?
Best practices and policies to combat the… Show more

How can we strengthen nonprofits and build their capacity to combat the “nonprofit starvation cycle”? Project grants routinely discount the core administrative and operational costs of delivering programs and services.

Join us for a conversation to inform funders to better understand equitable grant making and communicate what it actually costs to run effective organizations that achieve their intended goals.

What will you learn?
Best practices and policies to combat the “starvation cycle” that undercuts the effectiveness of our grantee partners.
Defining true cost as full cost—operating, non-operating and unfunded expenses.
"True cost" as a tool to strengthen nonprofits and aid in attracting and retaining high quality staff—especially now as leaders and staff suffer from exhaustion due to the continuing pandemic.
Advocating for equitable grant making that levels the playing field.
Supporting nonprofits' internal systems and processes that allow them to actually determine their full cost of delivering programs.
Speakers
David S. Cohen, CEO, Doc Wayne Youth Services
Katie Tetrault, Vice President of Finance and Grants Management, The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Hilda Polanco (Moderator), Managing Partner, BDO FMA Show less

How can we strengthen nonprofits and build their capacity to combat the “nonprofit starvation cycle”? Project grants routinely discount the core administrative and operational costs of delivering programs and services.

Join us for a conversation to inform funders to better understand equitable grant making and communicate what it actually costs to run effective organizations that achieve their intended goals.

12 videos created from only four hours of the client's time
Honce Oui interview and content editing technique
40 day start-to-finish turnaround

Leading The Way: Social Innovation in Massachusetts (published jointly by - The Center for Social Innovation at the Boston College School of Social Work and the Providers Council)