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Upcoming events
Workshop: Working with Pace, Scale & Durability
June 17, 2026 from 12:30 – 2:00 pm
Via Zoom
At the 2026 TOGETHER Conference, we talked about pace, scale, and durability at the online kickoff, the 500 person gathering at Fort Mason, and on field trips around the region. Now that we’re back at the office, let’s talk about how we work with pace, scale, and durability in our jobs.
This will be an interactive workshop where we get practical and tactical with our colleagues. We’ll talk about challenges and solutions related to pace, scale, and durability. You’ll leave with a better understanding of organizational change and tangible ways you can work in more alignment with your values and goals.
This workshop will be led by Annie Burke, executive director at TOGETHER Bay Area. She has studied organizational change for over 25 years and worked with many organizations to align their goals and structures with values. And she’s particularly fascinated by how the natural world around us can teach us all we need to know.
Free and online! Register here.
Anyone working for healthy lands, waters, people, and communities is invited to participate. If you have any questions, reach out to [email protected]
Ongoing events for TOGETHER members
Policy Group
Our Policy Group meets every other Thursday to advocate effectively towards our policy priorities through values-driven, collaborative, inclusive participation of our coalition’s members. TOGETHER Bay Area encourages individuals from a variety of member organizations and with various levels of policy expertise to participate in the Policy Group – it is an active learning, listening, and sharing space.
Staff and board members who are eligible to participate in TOGETHER’s advocacy program (nonprofits, Native Tribes & organizations, local public agencies, and mission-aligned businesses) are invited!
Going Beyond Land Acknowledgments
Led by Redbud Resource Group, Going Beyond Land Acknowledgements is an interactive 2.5 hour workshop for individuals seeking to grow their allyship with Native peoples. Participants learn about the strengths and limitations of land acknowledgements and explore concrete, action-oriented strategies for building connections with Native communities and organizations.