Eskin Fundraising Training Hosts Civility Forum October 7

Eskin Fundraising Training, a national consulting firm based in San Antonio, Texas, is hosting a multi-disciplinary international panel discussion on the importance of restoring civility in today's highly polarized and divisive society. The forum, which will take place on October 7th, is free to attend but requires registration at the provided link. Participants are encouraged to share the invitation with friends, neighbors, and colleagues to promote a more inclusive and lively dialogue.

The forum, led by a panel of subject matter experts, will explore the critical need for civility in the face of societal polarization.

Since its launch in 2018, Eskin Fundraising Training has placed an unwavering emphasis on the learning community concept, which champions the idea that no single person has all the answers, but everyone has wisdom, experience, and personal insights that, when combined, can virtually answer any question and identify paths for moving forward. The organization's programs have included more than 250 fundraising workshops, webinars, broadcasts, podcasts, and board sessions, and they provide the training, coaching, and support services to equip non-profit leaders with the comfort and confidence needed to overcome fear of fundraising.

The forum will feature a multi-disciplinary panel of subject matter experts providing a wide range of professional, personal, and life perspectives. Extra attention is being devoted to recruiting voices from several different countries to emphasize a truly global perspective. The panel will address timely questions such as how to understand people with different viewpoints, how to ensure smart devices do not interrupt quality conversations, and how to demonstrate humility and politeness in various communication settings.

The forum will also address the severity of the current civility crisis, which is supported by research from the Society for Human Resource Management Civility Index, which indicates that U.S. workers collectively witness or experience over 200 million acts of incivility every single day, costing businesses billions in lost productivity.

Since its launch in 2018, Eskin Fundraising Training has placed an unwavering emphasis on the learning community concept, which champions the idea that no single person has all the answers, but everyone has wisdom, experience, and personal insights that, when combined, can virtually answer any question and identify paths for moving forward. The organization's programs have included more than 250 fundraising workshops, webinars, broadcasts, podcasts, and board sessions, and they provide the training, coaching, and support services to equip non-profit leaders with the comfort and confidence needed to overcome fear of fundraising.

The forum will take place on October 7th and will be free to attend but requires registration at the provided link. Participants are encouraged to share the invitation with friends, neighbors, and colleagues to promote a more inclusive and lively dialogue. The forum will feature a multi-disciplinary panel of subject matter experts providing a wide range of professional, personal, and life perspectives. Extra attention is being devoted to recruiting voices from several different countries to emphasize a truly global perspective. The panel will address timely questions such as how to understand people with different viewpoints, how to ensure smart devices do not interrupt quality conversations, and how to demonstrate humility and politeness in various communication settings.

Eskin Fundraising Training's newest and boldest initiative yet, the Lifetime Learning & Sharing Streaming TV Network, will be available via Roku and Amazon Fire. The network's positioning statement is "Learn it. Live it. Share it." For those unable to participate in the live broadcast, recordings will be available to watch on demand via social media posts. The network will be accessible via Roku and Amazon Fire.

Eskin highlighted that America's superpower is based on its original motto E Pluribus Unum, Latin for "out of many, one," or more loosely translated "one from many."