Workshop for U SCJ Congregations Engaging in the Clergy Search Pr ocess
\n \nThis workshop will help congrega tions that are engaging in the clergy placement pr ocess to better understand how implicit bias unkno wingly informs our organizational processes. Parti cipants will learn how to prioritize equitable rec ruitment and hiring processes resulting in a more diverse applicant pool. This training is specifica lly for members of USCJ clergy placement committee s. In addition\, please feel free to also attend i f you are a hiring manager or on other hiring comm ittees.
\n \nRachel Hall (she/her) is the A ssociate Director of Growth & Belonging at the URJ \, where she helps foster inclusive communities th rough trainings\, workshops\, and program review. An openly queer Jewish woman from a working-class background and a mother of two\, Rachel brings mor e than 15 years of nonprofit experience in equity\ , diversity\, inclusion\, and leadership developme nt. She holds a BA from Clark University and an MA in Cultural Gender Studies from Simmons College.< /p>\n \n
This event will not be recorde d but we will be offering it three times throughou t the search season\, in October\, December\, and February. We encourage you to attend early so your committee can start using these insights as soon as possible.
DESCRIPTION:\n \n \n \n Workshop for USCJ Congregations Engagi ng in the Clergy Search Process\n \n \n \n This wo rkshop will help congregations that are engaging i n the clergy placement process to better understan d how implicit bias unknowingly informs our organi zational processes. Participants will learn how to prioritize equitable recruitment and hiring proce sses resulting in a more diverse applicant pool. T his training is specifically for members of USCJ c lergy placement committees. In addition\, please f eel free to also attend if you are a hiring manage r or on other hiring committees.\n \n \n \n Rachel Hall (she/her) is the Associate Director of Growt h & Belonging at the URJ\, where she helps foster inclusive communities through trainings\, workshop s\, and program review. An openly queer Jewish wom an from a working-class background and a mother of two\, Rachel brings more than 15 years of nonprof it experience in equity\, diversity\, inclusion\, and leadership development. She holds a BA from Cl ark University and an MA in Cultural Gender Studie s from Simmons College.\n \n \n \n This event will not be recorded but we will be offering it three times throughout the search season\, in October\, December\, and February. We encourage you to atten d early so your committee can start using these in sights as soon as possible. \n \n CATEGORIES:Webinar CALSCALE:GREGORIAN DTSTAMP;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T200000 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T200000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261203T211500 URL:https://crm.uscj.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1136 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR