Peer Learning

Peer Learning

UNH organizes meetings of staff by both job title and subject matter to connect, learn, share ideas and effective practices, and work on projects to address and find solutions to challenges and enrich neighborhoods.

Through these meetings, UNH strengthens the capacity of our members—which in turn strengthens their programs and services, their collective political advocacy, their civic engagement efforts, and the skills and knowledge of their staff.

Peer Groups include:

Aging
Arts
CFO’s
Civic Engagement
College Access and Prep
Data and Evaluation
Communications
Development
Early Childhood Education
Emergency Preparedness Advisory
Emerging Leaders Alumni
Executive Directors Council (Note: executive directors only)
Facilities
Family Literacy/FULL (Families United for Learning and Literacy)
Peer/Issue Group
Human Resources Leaders
Immigrant Issues
Neighborhood Family Services (NFS) Roundtable
NYCHA Issues
Senior Leaders
Small But Mighty Group (Note: executive directors only)
Other Learning Communities

If you work for a UNH member organization and want more information, click here.