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Webinar: Everyday Influence

Everyday Influence: Encouraging Change without Authority Speaker: Becky Gabany Becky Gabany has dedicated her career to community engagement and facilitating positive change. With a Master’s degree in Human Services and a Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Becky has more than a decade of experience in healthcare focused on community engagement. Date:

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March 12, 2025

Workshop Announcement: CAP/CNA In-Person Workshop

CAP/CNA Workshop   Cost: FREE!Location: Illinois Education Association, 3440 Liberty Dr., Springfield IL 62704(Across the street from the IACAA office)Date: April 2nd, 2025 from 9 AM – 4 PM  Join us for an update workshop designed to address challenges and provide solutions for using the Community Action Plan (CAP)  and

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January 24, 2025

2025 IACAA Annual Conference

2025 IACAA Annual Conference Building A Resilient Future The 2025 IACAA Annual Conference will bring together community action professionals from across Illinois to explore strategies, share ideas, and strengthen partnerships that empower communities to thrive. Join us for engaging sessions, inspiring speakers, and collaborative opportunities as we chart a path

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January 22, 2025

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