Facilitator Training: Learn. Practice. Skill-Up.

November 09-10, 2022

About This Training

Learn. Practice. Skill-up. Join us at Honeycomb's Facilitator Training this November!

Don't miss out on this comprehensive training! Attendees will walk away with curriculum, tools and skills which will enable them to enhance existing Jewish youth philanthropy programs, start one in their own community or seamlessly use philanthropy in their general teen programming.

This unique experience is designed for youth educators, lay leaders and Jewish organizational professionals who are interested in building the next generation of changemakers - all are welcome!

Dates: November 9-10, 2022

Location:New York City

Registration Fee: $395

Honeycomb is offering a 10% discount on registration if two or more individuals from one organization attend. Reach out to Danielle Segal to take advantage of this special pricing.

Schedule

Presenters:

Senior Program Director, Honeycomb

Danielle Segal

Executive Director, Honeycomb

Wayne Green

Gateways

More special guests will be announced soon!

What previous attendees say about Honeycomb's Facilitator Training:

“I really want to thank you for the training. I felt I learned a lot. I got a lot of content resources and also a lot of group guidance skills. It was very effective. The hospitality was very warm. I felt that every detail was thought of.”
“The training was great. Everything felt extremely intentional. Loved learning in such a range of modalities with such inspiring people!”
“I absolutely love the values cards and so excited for all of the opportunities to teach teens through the New Curriculum.”
“Very worthwhile, enjoyable, lots of food for thought! Thank you all”
“You're excellent! Thank you for taking it to the next level!”
“Bravo! It was so much fun and I learned a lot.”

FAQs

Who is the training designed for?

The training is a specially-designed with in-depth workshops for leaders of Jewish youth philanthropy programs, as well as for Jewish educators, professionals and lay leaders from the wider field of Jewish youth programming and engagement.
I don't have a youth philanthropy program. Can I still attend?

Absolutely! Whether you are interested in starting a new program, expanding your existing program or learning about best practices in facilitation, philanthropy and Jewish youth engagement —all are welcome!
What is the cost of the training?

The training costs $395 per participant. This includes access to all sessions, quality tools, resources and treats to enhance your experience.

For in-person attendees: this cost includes breakfast and lunch on both days. This cost does not include a hotel stay and attendees are responsible for booking their own accommodation.

Honeycomb is offering a 10% discount on registration if two or more individuals from one organization attend. Reach out to Danielle Segal to take advantage of this special pricing.
What if I need financial assistance to attend the training?

We want to make sure that everyone who wants to attend our training is able to do so! Please contact Honeycomb's Program Director,Danielle Segal with any specific concerns.
Do I need to come for both days of the training?

Yes - you must attend both days of the facilitator training. The training is an immersive, cohort-learning experience and each workshop follows on material directly from the previous session, thus the convening needs to be attended in its entirety. Please contact Honeycomb's Program Director, Danielle Segal with any specific concerns.
Is there a dress code for this event?

Nope! Please feel free to wear anything that you feel comfortable in. Pro tip: we encourage you to wear comfortable shoes if you would like to explore all that New York City has to offer!
Can my organization become a sponsor of the training?

Yes! We have different levels of sponsorship available. Please contact Honeycomb’s Executive Director, Wayne Green and we would be happy to discuss.

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Senior Program Director, Honeycomb

Danielle Segal

Danielle Segal is the Program Director at the Honeycomb. Danielle is from London, United Kingdom, and moved to New York in 2010. Inspired by her love of the Jewish community and combining her teaching, program management and theater skills, Danielle has worked in the non-profit Jewish field for fifteen years as a Jewish educator, camp director and non-profit manager. She has developed several curricula, including teen leadership courses, and has led workshops on teacher training, team management and improvisation. Danielle presents at conferences and seminars nationwide about Jewish youth philanthropy, experiential education and teen engagement. She was awarded the Jack Petchey Award for Outstanding Service to Young People in 2009. Danielle is Vice Chair of the JPRO NY Board and serves on the Board Of Directors for Tkiya. She presents and produces the Honeycomb podcast “Outside The Tzedakah Box”. Danielle completed the Certificate in Jewish Leadership For Educators with Spertus Institute and Northwestern University.

Executive Director, Honeycomb

Wayne Green

Wayne relocated to New York in 2017 from Melbourne, Australia having worked in London and across Australia. Wayne came to New York having received an Australia Federal government Endeavour Executive Fellowship to undertake professional development and research in youth programming and service delivery. Wayne has significant experience of over 15 years in non-profit management and has worked on programs on a local, state and national level. With a background in health and community lead programs, and more recently in working with Jewish communities, Wayne has a commitment and passion to continue his work with social justice based upon Jewish values. He has also worked to pursue equality and diversity of LGBTQ rights within Jewish communities and developed change initiatives to support inclusion. Wayne believes in teens as the next generation to lead significant change to support Tikkun Olam and is dedicated to building programs to support teen giving and connected engagement.

Gateways

Gateways provides high quality special education services, expertise and support to enable students with diverse learning needs to succeed in Jewish educational settings and participate meaningfully in Jewish life.