TAVA AGM & June Workshop-Volunteer Survey Design: Making REAL Differences with Data
✨ Thursday, June 13, 2024
✨ 9:30-11:30am
✨ In person at The 519: 519 Church Street, Toronto ON M4Y 2C9
✨ Come to vote in your new TAVA Executive at our Annual AGM and stay for our workshop!
WORKSHOP AND GUEST SPEAKER:
Volunteer Survey Design Workshop: Making REAL Differences with Data
Have you been asked to survey volunteers? But what are surveys good for? Are you just performing feedback collection that tells you the same things over and over?
In this workshop, you will learn how to collect data that identifies gaps, benchmarks sentiments, and explores new ways to engage volunteer time and talent. The session will use Mentimeter, allowing participants to easily share insights, ask questions, and brainstorm opportunities.
By the end of the session, attendees will be able to:
-Determine the right survey objective, audience, timeline, and platform to gather data that ignites positive change
-Understand how to write clear survey questions that respect respondents and allow for their honesty and flexibility
-Design surveys with with clear and easy analysis routes that link to actionable opportunities
About Jessica Pang-Parks
Jessica is highly skilled at and incredibly passionate about stewarding relationships, coaching and mentoring others, and developing and improving processes. She is the recipient of the 2021 Alison Caird Young Leader Award in recognition of her leadership and excellence in volunteer engagement and the recipient of the 2023 VMPC Exemplary Leader Impact Award in recognition of her contributions to the field as a mentor, leader, trainer, and advocate.
Jessica earned her CVA credential in April 2023 and has facilitated Fleming College’s Volunteer Management: Spectrum of Engagement course since May 2022. She has held professional volunteer engagement roles at Crohn's and Colitis Canada, Pathways to Education Canada, the Heart & Stroke Foundation, Volunteer Toronto, and WWF-Canada.
Jessica has the privilege to work on the traditional land of the Huron-Wendat, the Seneca, and the Mississaugas of the Credit. Learn more about Jessica at www.learnwithjpp.com.
ABOUT THE 519:
The 519 is located half a block north of the Church and Wellesley intersection, on the east side of the street. We are a 4-minute walk from the Wellesley TTC subway station.
The 519 is an accessible facility with a ramp, elevator, and all-gender washrooms.
REMINDERS:
✨ This is an in-person workshop. Once you've registered, information on the location will be sent in a reminder email a day prior to the workshop.
✨ This workshop is open to TAVA Membership!
