Building Strengths-Based Cultures of Upstanders (Virtual)

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Build the skills to be an upstander – people who stand up for themselves and others. In this research-based introductory program with the Cincinnati Holocaust & Humanity Center, you will gain awareness of your own strengths and how you can leverage them to build more cohesive, resilient teams. Through self-reflection and historical context-setting, you’ll leave with an understanding of how harnessing strengths can help create workplaces and community spaces where respect, collaboration and upstanding are woven into everyday actions.   

Please note: At least two days prior to attending, participants should complete the 10-minute VIA Character Strengths Survey: https://philanthropyohio.pro.viasurvey.org/. Results will help participants to best engage with the program content.   

This training has been adapted to a virtual event from the prior in-person workshop format.   

Thank you to The Raymond John Wean Foundation for their ongoing support of Philanthropy Ohio’s work to advance equity.  

What you’ll take away 

• An understanding of how small, everyday choices create an environment where people feel empowered to stand up for what is right.  
• Appreciation for how the resilience of Holocaust survivors can inspire future generations of changemakers.  
• A personalized report and insight into your own VIA Character Strengths and how to harness your unique skills to navigate challenges, build effective teams and lead with authenticity.  

Who should attend 

• Foundation and corporate funder staff members and trustees.  
• Professional Partner members aiming to build personal skills.  

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