Lucy Marshall Email & Phone Number

Minneapolis, MN, US

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

The Community Services Director leads the Community Services staff in consistently delivering high-quality person-centered programs that address current and emerging needs and strengthen the Jewish and broader communities by helping individuals and groups build and sustain well-being and meaningful connections. JFCS programs in this department include.

• Establish and lead a strategic vision to grow the global movement for inclusive, accessible mikveh. In first two years, expanded network membership by more than 55%; developed new membership level structure to maximize.
• Expand network programming, including community education, strategic partnerships, staff hiring and supervision, global conference, social media engagement, resource library, and member relationships
• Innovate new, diversified income generation strategies through grants, corporate sponsorship, program participation, organizational partnerships, creative fundraising campaigns, and matching grants, establishing a.
• Design new curriculum and resources on innovative Jewish ritual, e.g. a guide on facilitating mikveh for people with disabilities, writing new water rituals for lifecycle moments, youth mikveh education, resources for.
• Scale up the Online Mikveh Guide Training course to 250+ participants (previously <20 per cohort) across 10 countries and 27 states. More than doubled participation through strategic recruitment and financial.
• Created a new Mikveh Starter Toolkit with six comprehensive online learning modules. Recruit participants, provide customized support, develop sponsorships, and manage expert consultants

• Develop and teach professional development workshops for Jewish educators across the U.S, with audiences like Hebrew College’s Jewish Education students and alumni, Association of Jewish Libraries conference, Rising.
• Conduct a survey of 100 Jewish educators from across the U.S. to assess emerging needs and strengths in the 2020-2021 academic year. Analyze results to design new resources, facilitator guides, program adaptations, and.
• Write monthly educator e-newsletters with professional development resources and educator profiles
• Lead professional development sessions for JWA staff on white supremacy culture characteristics
• Create discussion guides and activity companions for JWA podcasts and blogs on contemporary Jewish women’s stories. Develop a toolkit on #MeToo storytelling and oral history in Jewish spaces
• Adapt JWA curriculum and lesson plans for virtual classrooms and contexts

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

• Convene three intimate conversation circles on spiritual resilience with 30 members to explore how Jewish ritual and Jewish community may offer support in navigating conflict, crisis and change. Assess Shir Tikvah’s.
• Develop and facilitate monthly "havura" gatherings for white-bodied Jews to practice embodied Jewish ritual and heal from intergenerational trauma as a racial justice praxis.
• Design strategic operational/committee structure improvements for immigrant justice work, based on best practices research. Train and coordinate volunteers to support daily needs for family living in sanctuary. Recruit.
• Facilitate a new Board of Directors committee, tasked with responding to a congregation-wide racial justice assessment and designing a strategic action plan around antiracism, equity and inclusion.
• Provide responsive capacity support to Jews of color who are developing a new teshuva process that promotes accountability and repair from race-based harm. Seek and secure funding for lay leadership of Jews of color.
• Innovate at-home Jewish ritual resources for families during COVID-19, e.g., haggadah supplements.

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

• In 2020-2021, design and teach creative, interactive lesson plans for 6th-7th grade virtual weekly course on Jewish values of tikvah (hope), ometz lev (courage) and ahavah (love). Learning activities feature art.
• In 2019-2020, design and teach creative, interactive lesson plans for 8th grade “Jewish Immigration Stories” weekly course, integrating Jewish historical content and social/emotional learning goals

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

• Support event planning, collaborative project management and communications for Minnesota Young American Leaders Program
• Conduct research for CIL course offerings and external partnerships, including cross-sectorcollaboration, civic engagement, hybrid governance, corporate social responsibility and more

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

• Develop and teach new professional development training programs for undergraduate staff on topics such as empathy, reflective listening, facilitation and project management
• Design and facilitate weekly anti-racism and accountability learning circle for white CCEL staff
• Support student volunteer management with Communities United Against Police Brutality
• Facilitate reflective writing and discussion on the ethics of volunteerism for undergraduates

Madison, Wisconsin Area

• Design, coordinate and lead creative Jewish programming, leadership development, relationship-building and events for congregational youth from grades 4-12
• Facilitate and support high school NFTY leadership board in visioning and goal-setting, planning programs and recruiting youth participants
• Uplift and integrate "Urgency of Now" advocacy priorities (immigration rights, transgender youth, and ending mass incarceration) in Temple youth programs through political education, values-based dialogue, activist.
• Centering youth needs and leadership, manage and support relationships with parents, Temple staff and congregational committees
• Innovate creative promotional, recruitment and inclusion strategies for deeper and wider Jewish youth engagement
• Plan, staff and lead immersive weekend retreats for Jewish youth across the Upper Midwest region

Madison, Wisconsin Area

• Design custom, creative lesson plans for middle/high school informal education on Jewish values, history of Jewish social and political activism, power/privilege/oppression from a Jewish lens, current local social.
• Employ diverse educational strategies through visual arts, drama, music, games, poetry, literature and film

Madison, Wisconsin Area

• Innovate, implement and evaluate strategic communications on social media, website, email, media
• Design and coordinate goals, themes, skill-building, collective arts, youth programming, speakers & local awardees for annual sustainability conference with 250+ attendees; facilitate Advisory Committee meetings for.
• Develop program curriculum, recruitment, evaluation & promotion for Sustainable Business Network
• Write program and capacity-building grant applications; manage calendar of grant opportunities
• Coordinate, recruit, research & manage relationships for event/program sponsor organizations
• Develop creative, strategic fundraising materials and events for 5+ annual development appeals

Greater New York City Area

• Develop and coordinate new volunteer management system for weekly Clinic Escorting program to streamline volunteer recruitment and organization
• Conduct policy research and plan legislative briefing event for #NoChildBridesNY campaign to raise the marriage age in New York state and protect New York girls from child marriage
• Launch a new feminist blog for the NOW-NYC community; recruit contributors and edit submissions
• Administer resource helpline for women’s legal services concerning issues such as divorce, abuse, and discrimination
• Engage in event and campaign outreach through website management, graphic design, email marketing, and social media strategy

Greater New York City Area

• Supervise team of 3 admissions interns in coordinating recruitment events, including Junior Open House and Prospective Students Weekend
• Train and certify tour guides in effective communication and recruitment efforts
• Recruit prospective students through creative initiatives, such as “At List College I Can” and "Humans of List College" photo campaigns

Chicago

• Develop and implement a program to assess local and small-national businesses operating in Illinois regarding comprehensive LGBT inclusion
• Establish corporate and community partnerships to compile a Good Business Network directory
• Conduct research on prospective donors and prepare donor reports for CEO; oversee donor database
• Support planning, implementation, and follow up for a variety of events and fundraising activities
• Participate in 50+ hours of nonprofit management training with New Sector Alliance cohort

Master Of Social Work - Msw, Community Practice: Organizing, Advocacy & Nonprofit Leadership

Master Of Arts - Ma, Jewish Education: Pedagogy & Teaching

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Middle Eastern, South Asian, And African Studies, Summa Cum Laude | Phi Beta Kappa

Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa Society, Honor Society of the School of General Studies

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Jewish Literature, Summa Cum Laude | Hebrew Honors

Activities and Societies: Fellowship in Jewish Social Entrepreneurship, Senior Admissions Office Intern, Tour Guide, Dean's List, Hebrew.