Saymoukda Duangphouxay Vongsay Log 1
Learning Fellow Learning Log
July 14, 2022
Some things I learned about myself so far and what I’d tell a new fellow: SLOW DOWN. I hit the ground running the moment my…
Learnings
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Abdiaziz A Ibrahim Log 1
Learning Fellow Learning Log
July 14, 2022
Dear New Fellow, Please take time to rejoice and pat yourself on the back for this wonderful opportunity. After all, hundreds submit their applications every…
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Abdiaziz A Ibrahim Log 3
Learning Fellow Learning Log
July 14, 2022
Before joining the fellowship, my perception of leadership was centered around authority and control. However, having completed my master’s degree, my understanding has evolved. Now,…
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Damon Shoholm: Extraordinary leadership is all around us
Learning
May 19, 2022
Every year we are humbled by the incredible talent and brilliance of our neighbors in the region, and this year is no different. I’m immensely grateful for the opportunity to introduce you to our 2022 class of Bush Fellows.
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Note from Jen: Equity and Open Grantmaking
Learning Note from Jen
March 17, 2022
At the Bush Foundation, part of our commitment to equity is in having open processes. To us, that means making sure our funding opportunities are publicly shared and that anyone who believes they are a fit has a chance to apply. Published 2022
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Note from Jen: What reparative action means to us
Learning Note from Jen
December 14, 2021
Addressing the accumulated impact of generations of unjust race-based policies requires intentional counter-intervention. It requires restoration. It requires repair. Published 2021
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Anita Patel: Building skills in equitable leadership
Learning
August 10, 2021
We are excited to begin accepting Bush Fellowship applications! Have you thought about how you would grow your leadership with a Fellowship?
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Native American Community Clinic CI Report - Interim
Learning Grantee Learning Log
August 3, 2021
What has been most instrumental to your progress? Our staffing model was instrumental. We were able to put a harm reduction services supervisor in place…
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Helpline Center CI Report - Interim
Learning Grantee Learning Log
August 3, 2021
What has been most instrumental to your progress? One key component to our progress continues to be ongoing relationships with community leaders in Brookings and…
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Helpline Center CI Report - Interim
Learning Grantee Learning Log
August 3, 2021
What has been most instrumental to your progress? Key components to our progress have been the existing relationships we had with community leaders in the…
