PORTABLE WORKSHOPS:
CUSTOM
Let us help you meet your learning needs. Create a custom workshop from a selection of learning modules.
The workshops below are organized by content type: governance, management, planning and community. Modules of the same type (note the colour coding and filter at the top) can be combined to form a 2-hour, 3-hour or 6-hour workshop.
This new education service will be available from September, 2018.
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Distinguish between governance and management
Get to grips with your housing co-op’s governing documents and the chain of legal authority.
Gain the basic understanding of your co-op’s governing documents and the chain of legal authority.
Complete this important survey and learn how the findings can be used identify your co-op’s own own management strengths and challenges.
It’s time for your good governance check-up. At this clinic, you do the diagnosis. We’ll show you how to use the test results to strengthen governance in your co-op.
This longer module on meetings covers the key elements you need for good, effective board meetings. It also looks at general meetings and included tools to help make meetings that are the cornerstone of your democratic practice a pleasant experience where everyone is respected and necessary business gets done.
This module offers covers the key elements you need for good, effective board meetings
This module covers the board’s legal obligations and what makes an accountable board.
Review the role of the board, general membership, committees and staff in governing and managing the co-op.
How do we know if the housing service we provide is getting it right, and how can we involve our members in a discussion about what we could do better? Learn about what matters most to your members by adapting a template member satisfaction survey.
This is not a standalone, but it can be combined with other elements when you anticipate a need for more time within your workshop for facilitated discussion.
This is not a standalone, but it can be combined with other elements when you anticipate a need for more time within your workshop for facilitated discussion.