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Deepen friendships and collaborations.
Explore new ways of thinking and being.
Be inspired by an awesome community.
Upcoming Events Schedule
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
A key benefit for CPL Members
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and how you can engage!
What's at the heart of the matter?
Let's connect! Continue the conversation from the Hearth, and Essential Conversation, etc. This is the "after-party" to the "after-party."
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, this platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Paul McCarthy and Patricia Neal and guest conveners to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
A key benefit for CPL Members
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and how you can engage!
What's at the heart of the matter?
Let's connect! Continue the conversation from the Hearth, and Essential Conversation, etc. This is the "after-party" to the "after-party."
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, this platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Paul McCarthy and Patricia Neal and guest conveners to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Advancement Action Council
CPL Advancement Action Council
The Advancement Action Council serves as an expression of and a practice space for convening, guided by the methods and principles of the Art of Convening. Our ongoing meetings will generally follow the Art of Convening Wheel format, ensuring a structured and meaningful experience for all. Together, we aim to build, cultivate, grow, activate, foster, nurture, and inspire each other and our community.
(I) Membership/ Engagement
Strategic Alliances
(II) Alumni Development
AoC Re-envisioning
(III) Development/Fundraising
Strategic Partners
(IV) Event Planning/Programs
Strategic Partners
(V) AoC Re-envisioning
If you have gifts to bring to the CPL community, contact Patricia Neal to learn more: pneal@centerfpl.org
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Essential Conversations: We Are All the Chosen People
Save Your Spot Today!
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
9:00-10:30 am CT US
Then return here to register for free
Latinos will shape the future!
Latinos will make up 78% of the new workforce in the next decade and started 80% of new businesses in the past decade. Over 50% are under 18 years old. And the US is the fastest-growing Spanish-speaking country in the world!
Leaders of all cultures and ethnicities will benefit from understanding, participating, and learning to lead and co-create with this dynamic, growing, and welcoming culture!
Join Juana Bordas on a journey to the very heart and soul of Latino leadership. Learn the inclusive, people-centered, and socially responsible ways Latinos lead, including an intergenerational approach that can guide us in transferring leadership to younger generations.
How much do you know about Latinos and Hispanics in the United States?
Take the quiz to test your knowledge or download it here
10 Latino Principles
Juana Bordas outlines 10 Latino Leadership Principles in her book The Power of Latino Leadership. These principles draw from the wisdom and leadership practices of Latino leaders and can be applied to various leadership contexts.
Learn more about Juana Bordas at www.juanabordas.com/about
Watch her film The Voice and Vision of Latina Leadership - Released by The Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame - April 2023
Connect with Juana here:
TikTok @juana_bordas
LinkedIn @juanabordas
Instagram @bordasjuana
Facebook @ juanabordas1
YouTube @juanabordas
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Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
A key benefit for CPL Members
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and how you can engage!
What's at the heart of the matter?
Let's connect! Continue the conversation from the Hearth, and Essential Conversation, etc. This is the "after-party" to the "after-party."
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, this platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Paul McCarthy and Patricia Neal and guest conveners to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Advancement Action Council
CPL Advancement Action Council
The Advancement Action Council serves as an expression of and a practice space for convening, guided by the methods and principles of the Art of Convening. Our ongoing meetings will generally follow the Art of Convening Wheel format, ensuring a structured and meaningful experience for all. Together, we aim to build, cultivate, grow, activate, foster, nurture, and inspire each other and our community.
(I) Membership/ Engagement
Strategic Alliances
(II) Alumni Development
AoC Re-envisioning
(III) Development/Fundraising
Strategic Partners
(IV) Event Planning/Programs
Strategic Partners
(V) AoC Re-envisioning
If you have gifts to bring to the CPL community, contact Patricia Neal to learn more: pneal@centerfpl.org
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Advancement Action Council
CPL Advancement Action Council
The Advancement Action Council serves as an expression of and a practice space for convening, guided by the methods and principles of the Art of Convening. Our ongoing meetings will generally follow the Art of Convening Wheel format, ensuring a structured and meaningful experience for all. Together, we aim to build, cultivate, grow, activate, foster, nurture, and inspire each other and our community.
(I) Membership/ Engagement
Strategic Alliances
(II) Alumni Development
AoC Re-envisioning
(III) Development/Fundraising
Strategic Partners
(IV) Event Planning/Programs
Strategic Partners
(V) AoC Re-envisioning
If you have gifts to bring to the CPL community, contact Patricia Neal to learn more: pneal@centerfpl.org
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
A key benefit for CPL Members
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and how you can engage!
What's at the heart of the matter?
Let's connect! Continue the conversation from the Hearth, and Essential Conversation, etc. This is the "after-party" to the "after-party."
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, this platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Paul McCarthy and Patricia Neal and guest conveners to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
WPL4W 2026 Informational Session
Whole Person Leadership for Women
2018 - 2026
Cohort 9: March - May 2026
A Free 45-minute Information Session
Join Patricia Neal and Whole Person Leadership Faculty and alums to learn more about the Whole Person Leadership for Women program. We will explore these questions:
What is Whole Person Leadership for Women?
What is your dream for the next stage of your life or work?
Are you ready for your next-level leadership or to transition to your next stage in life?
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
WPL4W 2026 Informational Session
Whole Person Leadership for Women
2018 - 2026
Cohort 9: March - May 2026
A Free 45-minute Information Session
Join Patricia Neal and Whole Person Leadership Faculty and alums to learn more about the Whole Person Leadership for Women program. We will explore these questions:
What is Whole Person Leadership for Women?
What is your dream for the next stage of your life or work?
Are you ready for your next-level leadership or to transition to your next stage in life?
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
A key benefit for CPL Members
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and how you can engage!
What's at the heart of the matter?
Let's connect! Continue the conversation from the Hearth, and Essential Conversation, etc. This is the "after-party" to the "after-party."
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, this platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Paul McCarthy and Patricia Neal and guest conveners to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
WPL4W 2026 Informational Session
Whole Person Leadership for Women
2018 - 2026
Cohort 9: March - May 2026
A Free 45-minute Information Session
Join Patricia Neal and Whole Person Leadership Faculty and alums to learn more about the Whole Person Leadership for Women program. We will explore these questions:
What is Whole Person Leadership for Women?
What is your dream for the next stage of your life or work?
Are you ready for your next-level leadership or to transition to your next stage in life?
Essential Conversations: How Shall I Stand Between River & Land?
How Shall I Stand Between River & Land?
HEART QUESTIONS FOR UNCERTAIN TIMES
Wednesday, February 11th
9:00-10:30 am CT US
by Leni De Mik, PhD
"Leni reminds us that we are not powerless. We can choose connection over isolation, seek out and listen to diverse voices and conversations, and build bridges to understanding."
Parker J. Palmer, Let Your Life Speak
Save Your Spot Today!
Wednesday, February 11
9:00-10:30 am CT US
IN A WORLD WITHOUT EASY ANSWERS, BEGIN WITH HEARTFELT QUESTIONS
In this profound blend of memoir and insight, clinical psychologist Leni de Mik invites readers into a journey from Nazi-occupied Holland to a life of healing, reflection, and purpose.
Rooted in her father's legacy in the Dutch Resistance, de Mik explores healing from trauma, reclaiming connection, and responding to moral uncertainty with courage and compassion.
Each chapter offers stories and "heart questions"-gentle prompts for journaling, self-inquiry, and deeper awareness.
Readers will discover how to:
Rebuild emotional resilience
Move from isolation to community
Act with integrity in uncertain times
Listen inwardly and live outwardly with care
How Shall I Stand Between River and Land? is not just an invitation to self-discovery, but a timely call to action from one of our last witnesses to a pivotal moment in history. It speaks directly to those discouraged by cultural shifts, afraid for the future, yearning for genuine connection, and committed to building a more just world."How Shall I Stand Between River and Land" is a guide for finding balance, connection, and purpose in uncertain times by blending memoir with self-inquiry, encouraging readers to connect their personal journeys with humanity's larger story. It's about building resilience, finding integrity, and acting with compassion, using "heart questions" to foster self-discovery and a heart-centered life, moving from isolation to community.
In essence, to "stand between river and land" is to find your grounded center (land) while flowing with life's currents (river) with wisdom and compassion.
Key themes and guidance:
Balance & Connection: Navigating personal growth and a meaningful relationship with the world, balancing inner life with outward action.
Resilience: Drawing on wisdom from trauma to build emotional strength and act with courage.
Purposeful Living: Moving from isolation to community, acting with integrity, fostering deeper self-awareness.
Heart-Centered Approach: Using "heart questions" for journaling and reflection to guide your path.
How to apply the concepts inspired by the book:
Reflect on Your "River" & "Land": Consider what flows (change, emotions, external world) versus what is stable (your core, community).
Listen Inward & Act Outward: Use self-inquiry to understand yourself, then act with care in the world.
Build Bridges: Choose connection over isolation and seek understanding.
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https://creativecouragepress.com/leni-de-mik-phd/
Born in Nazi-occupied Netherlands in 1941, Dr. Leni de Mik’s life journey embodies the resilience and wisdom she explores in her new book, How Shall I Stand Between River and Land? The youngest of eight siblings—with only one sister still living today—Leni (pronounced ”Lainey”) represents one of the few remaining survivors of Nazi-occupied Holland during World War II, giving her perspective a rare historical significance.
Dr. Leni de Mik’s remarkable journey spans continents, traditions, and profound human experiences. Her childhood was shaped by the harsh realities of war—bombing raids, famine, and her father’s courageous involvement in the Dutch Resistance. These early experiences instilled in her a deep understanding of moral choice and standing for human dignity.
At eight years old, Leni emigrated with her family to Canada, beginning a lifelong exploration of displacement, belonging, and resilience. Her educational path led her to Calvin College in Michigan and the University of Ohio, igniting her critical thinking and validating her existential questions. She earned her PhD at the University of Minnesota.
Before dedicating over four decades to clinical psychology, Dr. de Mik walked many paths—teaching in Appalachia, administering a baccalaureate-degree-granting Experimental College at the University of Minnesota, creating a program for gifted children in poor families, and engaging actively in antiwar and civil rights movements. Her professional journey reveals a consistent thread of service, compassion, and social justice.
After studying with pioneering psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross (also a WW2 survivor), Leni wrote a master’s thesis on care of the terminally ill (1977) and became a founding member of the first coalition for terminal care. Together with a committee at the Center for Spirituality and Healing, she wrote a course for end-of-life care for the medical school at the University of Minnesota, and helped establish the first hospice program in Minneapolis.
Dr. de Mik’s global perspective has been shaped by living in four countries and holding citizenship in three. In the 1960s, she lived in Munich, Germany, where she taught GIs at a military base. Along the way, she purchased and lived in a small stone home in an artists’ colony in Dardanelles, Turkey. Leni is a long-time scuba diver and has hitchhiked alone on two of the world’s most dangerous roads in the Hindu Kush and Karakoram mountains.
Her spiritual journey has been equally expansive. Raised in the Christian Calvinist tradition, she later received instruction in both Zen and Tibetan Buddhism. Leni attended the Minnesota Zen Meditation Center regularly for years beginning in the late 1970s and served on its Board of Directors. In 2000, she was among the first certified to teach Cultivating Emotional Balance (CEB), a secular program for managing destructive emotions; the program emerged from dialogues between the Dalai Lama and renowned scientists at the Mind and Life Institute.
Through her extensive clinical practice, Dr. de Mik has developed profound insight into trauma, resilience, and the complexities of the human psyche. She has lectured on surviving adversity, led therapy groups for individuals with PTSD, volunteered in disaster relief efforts, and extended hospitality to refugees. Dr. de Mik was honored with the Linden Hills Treasure Award in 2024 for her ongoing community service in her Twin Cities neighborhood.
Now retired and living in Minneapolis, Leni remains faithful to her teachings—converting her garage to a neighborhood-gathering place, hosting Sunday potlucks, offering wellness classes at community centers, teaching meditation at a local church, and occasionally appearing in local media. Her book, How Shall I Stand Between River and Land?, draws from this rich tapestry of experience to explore the power of the heart, the importance of self-awareness, and the necessity of cultivating courage and compassion in an increasingly divided world.
At 84, Leni de Mik continues her lifelong quest to understand the intricacies of the human heart and to encourage a more compassionate and interconnected way of being. As she reflects, “Perhaps that’s why I’ve spent most of my life exploring the sense of belonging, purpose, and connectedness.”
Save your spot today!
Support Essential Conversations and CPL!
Make a donation today to support the Essential Conversations and CPL’s work of creating a world that works for all.
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At CPL, our mission is grounded in principles and practices of convening. We cultivate and inspire leaders from all walks of life to be engaged, inspired, and part of essential conversations that imagine and build a world that works for all. We believe that anyone can be a change agent and set intentions that have a positive impact on those we serve.
We have the honor and pleasure of partnering with organizations and individuals from across the globe to engage and focus on what matters and empower you to innovate, to lead.
Each month we host an intentional, convened thought leadership conversation. Please join us! Read below to learn more about this month’s Essential Conversations.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Advancement Action Council
CPL Advancement Action Council
The Advancement Action Council serves as an expression of and a practice space for convening, guided by the methods and principles of the Art of Convening. Our ongoing meetings will generally follow the Art of Convening Wheel format, ensuring a structured and meaningful experience for all. Together, we aim to build, cultivate, grow, activate, foster, nurture, and inspire each other and our community.
✨April: 21st AoC year ✨November 2026: 30th CPL/Heartland year begins
(I) Membership/ Engagement
Strategic Alliances
(II) Alumni Development
AoC Re-envisioning
(III) Development/Fundraising
Strategic Partners
(IV) Event Planning/Programs
Strategic Partners
(V) AoC Re-envisioning
If you have gifts to bring to the CPL community, contact Patricia Neal to learn more: pneal@centerfpl.org
WPL4W 2026 Informational Session
Whole Person Leadership for Women
2018 - 2026
Cohort 9: March - May 2026
A Free 45-minute Information Session
Join Patricia Neal and Whole Person Leadership Faculty and alums to learn more about the Whole Person Leadership for Women program. We will explore these questions:
What is Whole Person Leadership for Women?
What is your dream for the next stage of your life or work?
Are you ready for your next-level leadership or to transition to your next stage in life?
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
A key benefit for CPL Members
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and Community Member Community of Practice!
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, the platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
WPL4W 2026 Informational Session
Whole Person Leadership for Women
2018 - 2026
Cohort 9: March - May 2026
A Free 45-minute Information Session
Join Patricia Neal and Whole Person Leadership Faculty and alums to learn more about the Whole Person Leadership for Women program. We will explore these questions:
What is Whole Person Leadership for Women?
What is your dream for the next stage of your life or work?
Are you ready for your next-level leadership or next stage in life?
Essential Conversations: Re-envisioning The Art of Convening for the next 30 years
Re-envisioning The Art of Convening: Purposeful Leadership Re-imagined
Your community or organization is navigating disruption like never before. You need leaders who can create welcome, safety, and belonging—not someday, but now.
January 28th: Join us to explore the AoC Re-Envisioning Team's new tools designed for exactly this challenge.
Conversation starters include CPL co-founder Craig Neal and The AoC Re-envisioning Team:
Kim Kristenson-Lee, Brent Schmidt, Cecily Victor, Craig Neal, Terry Chapman, Jerry Chang, Pamela Meade, Patricia Neal, Hart Edmonds, Amber Yang, Ric Hinkie
Save Your Spot Today!
Wednesday, January 28
9:00-10:30 am CT US
What is the AoC Re-Envisioning Team?
A year ago, in December 2024, during the 20th year of The Art of Convening, CPL co-founder, Craig Neal, formed the AoC Re-envisioning Team (mentioned above) to "re-envision Art of Convening" with this invitation:
“You are invited to collaborate on what is next for the Art of Convening. They say there are times when new stars are born in our galaxy, and the brightest shining ones take their place in new constellations. You have been shining in your life and its times, trials, and triumphs, as well as modeling Love in Action in our CPL orbit!
We invite you to be part of a re-envisioning of the CPL constellation! You’ve been integral to the development of the AoC Trainings, Workshops & Courses, and together we will begin to envision the future of AoC.”
Join us on January 28 to discover what this year-long process has discovered and co-created that will fuel the future of The AoC and the CPL community for the next 30 years!
What emerged? A process unlike anything we’ve created at CPL—co-created, co-imagined, within this foundational premise: When we change how we gather, we change what’s possible.
What was the process of the AoC Re-Envisioning Team?
During the Essential Conversation we will explore the wholly collaborative process the Re-envisioning Team engaged in including the “Re-envisioning Whiteboard” (below) as designed by AoC Re-Envisioning Team members Brent Schmidt, Strategic Fuel, with Kim Kristenson-Lee, Labyrinth Leadership
What has emerged from the AoC
Re-Envisioning Team?
A new understanding of the Art of Convening as a life practice and “north star” of knowing that being in right relationship is the beginning of collaborations that are creative and sustainable.
A new AoC web presence including:
A redesigned AoC main landing page on the CPL website
A redesigned Introduction to Convening online, self-directed course
An online, self-directed course called Make Meetings Great designed for use by organizations
A free, online AoC Field Guide that provides an introduction to the AoC
AoC programs which apply to 5 key areas of leadership (see the image below)
Save your spot today!
Support Essential Conversations and CPL!
Make a donation today to support the Essential Conversations and CPL’s work of creating a world that works for all.
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At CPL, our mission is grounded in principles and practices of convening. We cultivate and inspire leaders from all walks of life to be engaged, inspired, and part of essential conversations that imagine and build a world that works for all. We believe that anyone can be a change agent and set intentions that have a positive impact on those we serve.
We have the honor and pleasure of partnering with organizations and individuals from across the globe to engage and focus on what matters and empower you to innovate, to lead.
Each month we host an intentional, convened thought leadership conversation. Please join us! Read below to learn more about this month’s Essential Conversations.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
WPL4W 2026 Informational Session
Whole Person Leadership for Women
2018 - 2026
Cohort 9: March - May 2026
A Free 45-minute Information Session
Join Patricia Neal and Whole Person Leadership Faculty and alums to learn more about the Whole Person Leadership for Women program. We will explore these questions:
What is Whole Person Leadership for Women?
What is your dream for the next stage of your life or work?
Are you ready for your next-level leadership or next stage in life?
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
A key benefit for CPL Members
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and Community Member Community of Practice!
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, the platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and Community Member Community of Practice!
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, the platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Patricia Neal and Paul McCarthy to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content
Whole Person Leadership Fall Purpose Circles
Join the next
Living on Purpose Coaching Circle
October 2 - December 18
Led by Lynn Nelson and Kim Kristenson-Lee
If you are interested in an amazing opportunity to connect with other Whole Person Leaders around the authentic you, join the next Living on Purpose Coaching Circle.
During your Whole Person Leadership cohort, you articulated your purpose and plan for living that purpose. We will gather bi-weekly within a community of allies ready to help you reach your next destination.
The focus will be on YOU and short discussion topics related to living out your Purpose Plan. Within this peer circle, you’ll have time to share your triumphs, tribulations and receive feedback.
The most positive impact for me is understanding where my strengths and weaknesses are, especially with my organization; I am trying to impart that onto my employees so that they understand that we need to be organized and forward-thinking when planning and even in the daily work that we do.
WPL helped me recognize that where I am on my journey of life right now is the right place for me to be at this moment.
CPL Connect
CPLC Connect: More ways to be in community
1st & 3rd Wednesdays · 9:00 - 10:00am CT US
Join Gloria Wagner and Paul McCarthy
Updates on all things CPL and Community Member Community of Practice!
What brought you to CPL?
What can CPL do for you?
Whether you are new to CPL Communities or have been here a while, do you know how to navigate the network, the platform, events, find people, connect?
Join Gloria Wagner and Paul McCarthy to learn more about this Community of Practice.
Community Hearth: 9-10 am + 15-minute After-party
https://www.cplcommunities.org/spaces/13037179/content

