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Sunday, April 25, 2010
 Monday, April 26, 2010
 Tuesday, April 27, 2010
 

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Sunday, April 25, 2010

020  The Story of Stuff: How we are trashing the planet, our communities, and our health - and a vision for change   
030  Opening Lunch Plenary Session of the 2010 Council on Foundations Annual Conference Featuring Valerie Jarrett, senior advisor, Obama Administration       
040  Mini-Plenary Session: How Can We Get to a Healthier America?       
050  Mini-Plenary Session: Globalization and the Challenge for Education Improvement     
060  Mini-Plenary Session: Social Justice: From Here to 2030       
070  Social Innovation: What It Is and What It Means for Philanthropy     
080  Health Reform 101: What's Happening, What's Next, and What is the Role for Foundations   
090  Navigating the Crossroads of Global Social Justice Issues     
100  Education: Federal Policy and Advocacy: Fixing No Child Left Behind and What Foundations Can Do About It   
110  Bringing Social Innovation to Market     
120  Legislative and Regulatory Roundup   
130  Protecting your Investments: Leadership Development for Sustainability   
140  Living Cities—Past, Present, and Future   
150  Philanthropic Strategies to Address Poverty and Disparity Using a Race + Gender Lens   
160  Hip-Hop Arts in Education     
170  You Want to WHAT? Effecting Change and Building Support for Streamlining     
180  Citizens United vs. FEC Supreme Court Decision: Victory for Free Speech or Threat to Democracy?   
190  Global Philanthropy Leadership Initiative Launch   
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Monday, April 26, 2010

200  COF Annual Meeting of Members   
210  Economy: Revert or Reset—Strategies for the New Normal   
220  Technology and Philanthropy in the 21st Century   
230  Challenges and Opportunities in Health Programs Across Sectors     
240    Getting Out of the Catch-Up Business: Pre-K-3rd as the First Indispensable Step     
250  Movement Building for Social Justice   
260  Unlocking Social Innovation through Prize Philanthropy     
270  Career Pathways to the Top in Philanthropy: Diversity and Inclusion in Senior and Executive Leadership     
280  Trading Power: What Next Gen Offers in Exchange for What Seasoned Leaders Provide     
290  Philanthropy and Rural America—Expanding the Conversation   
300  Let's Go Outside: Building External Champions for Foundations   
310  Population, Justice, and the Environment: New Thinking; New Funding Strategies     
320  Civic Pathways Out of Poverty and Into Opportunity   
330  Lunch Plenary Session: National Service - Military and Civilian with Admiral Mike Mullen and Patrick Corvington, CEO, Corporation for National and Community Service     
340  Town Hall: Did Philanthropy Do Its Part in Response to the Economic Crisis?   
350  It Is Rocket Science: The Imperative of STEM     
360  Clearing the Path to Health: Creating Conditions for Healthy Eating and Active Living     
370  Change Not Charity - Strategic Resources Mobilization for Social Justice   
380  Social Innovation: Scaling What Works     
390  The Role and Effect of Technology on Social Innovation   
400  Authentic CSR: Moving Beyond Corporate Philanthropy for Social Change and Business Impact     
410  Post-Recession Workforce Innovations - Smart Ideas for the Public, Private, and Philanthropic Sectors   
420  Equivalency Determination and the Centralized Repository Project     
430  Immigrant Integration: National Trends, Local Influence   
440  Beyond Cash Machine: Communicating the Value of Foundations   
450  Intersections: The roles of the public, private and philanthropic sectors in advancing community service   
470  Seeking Excellence at Scale: Strategies for Urban School Reform   
480  Van Leer Lecture: Social Justice and Social Innovation in Africa   
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010

490  Breakfast Plenary Session Featuring Author Chip Heath     
500  Town Hall: The Public-Philanthropic Partnership: Past, Present, and Future   
510  Race Confidential: The Myth of a Post-Racial Society   
520  Building Systems for College Access and Success: Using Data as a Lever for Systemic Reform     
530  Health Impact Assessment: Supporting Health-Based Decision Making in All Sectors     
540  Bringing It Home—Achieving Social Justice in Our Own Sector   
550  Volunteerism and Social Innovation   
560  Next Gen: What Else Do I Need for the Journey? Skills for Leaders Aiming at the Top     
570  Assisting Company Employees—The Legal Considerations     
580  Get Online and Thrive Online: What Foundations Need to Know   
590  Investment Insights and Emerging Market Trends for Foundations   
600  Setting the Table for Innovation and Impact: A Focus on Food Produces Results     
610  An Opportunity for all: Rebuilding Haiti's social infrastructure   
620  Lunch Plenary Session Featuring Geoffrey Canada, president and CEO, Harlem Children's Zone     
630  Foundation Interventions in the Foreclosure Crisis     
640  Going to Scale in Jobless Recovery: The National Fund for Workforce Solution and Regional Strategies for Success   
650  Accelerating the Clean Energy Economy: How We Get There From Here     
660  How to align and leverage federal resources to support local Green and Healthy Homes Initiatives   
670  Successful Students. Productive Citizens. Thriving Cities     
680  Getting more Intentional about Innovation   
700  The Sports Philanthropy Playbook: Strategic Giving for Community Change     
710  Intersectionality 101—Reaching Underserved Populations with Solutions that Last   
720  Leverage Beyond Pure Grantmaking, Advocacy to Advance a Social Change Agenda     
730  Creating an Opportunity Society: A Frame for Bridging the Ideological Divide?     
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