
Celebrating the connection between
communities and conservation

What is a circle?
Women's circles are groups that come together to build an intimate system of support and learning.
Each cohort of a Women with Resolve circle will participate in a 7-month program, beginning in August and culminating in March of the next year. Applications are open from April 1 to June 1. Applicants are notified of acceptance on July 1. Each cohort has between 20 and 36 participants from diverse backgrounds and identities in the conservation field.
Participant Commitment
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To become a community of women who are working to support each other in the advancement of conservation.
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To hold space for a diverse group of women and women allies who work in conservation to connect.
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Be present at the two in person residencies.
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Participate in once a month circle for the duration of the program (via phone, skype, zoom, ect) to increase capacity, discuss personal goals, challenges, questions, etc.
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Participate in monthly webinars.
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Prepare specific topics to share with the larger Women with Resolve community, get feedback, make connections, find allies, and become part of the support system.
Participant Eligibility
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Identify as a woman, femme/feminine-identifying, gender queer and non-binary.
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Clearly articulate conservation goals and questions.
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Understand that there is something to be learned from professionals at all stages of their conservation career.
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Be passionate and enthusiastic about sharing personal experiences, advice and guidance.
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Attend the two in person residencies.
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Have worked in conservation/environment/sustainability/social change for at least 2 years or is part of a graduate student program in one of the above fields.
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Commit to dedicating 8 hours a month to Women with Resolve for the 7 month duration of the program.
Participant Benefits
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Become a member of a women supported community of practice.
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Learn from the experiences from women of diverse backgrounds and expertise.
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Advance your career goals and grow your leadership skills.
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Help other women in the conservation field.
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Build resilience through community and an expanded network of support.