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The latest from MACC
Stay connected to the latest from MACC and our network — from our newest podcast episodes, upcoming events, impact reports, and resources we think you shouldn’t miss!
How Are You…Really?
Marlee James, licensed clinical counselor, trauma therapist, and founder of Reviving Roots, joins Laurel Hansen MACC’s Program Director, for a conversation on what it really takes to build psychologically safe, trauma-informed workplaces. From soul care groups to the power of asking “how are you” twice, Marlee offers practical tools any team can start using now — and a clear-eyed reminder that burnout is a structural problem, not an individual one. Whether you’re a frontline staff member or an executive director, this episode has something you can use today.
Upcoming Events
MACC Zooms In On: Responsible Nonprofit AI
About this Event: As nonprofits trusted with confidential and sensitive community data, we need frameworks for how our organizations and staff can safely and responsibly engage with AI. This session
Learn MoreGovernment Relations Council
This group is designed for leaders navigating the increasingly complex intersection of federal policy shifts, state funding changes, government scrutiny & compliance pressures, and on-the-ground community impacts. Navigating what’s ahead
Learn MoreMACC Zooms In On: H.R. 1 Impacts and Updates
About this Event: It’s been a year since H.R. 1 (aka the Big Very NOT Beautiful Bill) took effect. Join your MACC Network for an in person briefing with leading
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Meet the 60+ human services nonprofits across our network who are connecting our neighbors to the resources, structures, and support they need to build the healthy, vibrant, equitable communities they envision – from food access and housing to mental health, workforce development, and beyond.
