Training

Topics Covered

Leadership Principles
Dr. King’s Principles of Non-Violence
Influencing Public Policy
Teambuilding
Community Mobilization
Creating a Strategic Vision
Law and Justice
Decision Making & Problem Solving
Professional Networking and Branding
Implicit Bias Recognition
Negotiations & Conflict Resolution

Who Should Attend

Anyone over the age of 19, regardless of education level, race, religious belief, or employment status who is sincerely interested in helping improve the community.

The 2025 Cohort has begun. If you would like to register for the 2026 cohort, please register here.

Duration

Sessions are held based on the schedule provided on the application, on Friday's from January – June, 9:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.

There will be two sessions that are 3 hours long.

Location and Cost

The sessions are conducted VIRTUALLY, unless otherwise announced. Our physical site when required is provided by educational partners, Harrisburg Area Community College and Penn State University – Harrisburg.

With a $1,500 tuition. Limited scholarships are available.

Contributing Presenters

-Dr. Nathaniel Gadsden, Pastor
-Ari Weitzman, Federal Public Defender
-Mary Klatt, Dauphin County Public Defender

-Royce Morris, Common Pleas Judge

-Ed Marsico, Common Pleas Judge

-Robert Martin, Public Safety Director

-Rabbi Marc Kline, Temple Ohev

-John Bey, Dauphin County Prison

-Lt Col Kristal Turner-Childs (Ret), Pa State Police

-Reizdan Moore, J.D., Attorney at Law

-Clint Cullison, Environmental Lobbyist

-Sandra Thompson, J.D., Pres.,NAACP, York PA

-Prof Randy Lee – Widener University Law