"The Circles USA leadership conference brings together chapters, partners, and innovators to share best practices, inspiration, and new learning every other year. We strengthen our relationships, uplevel our local practices, offer each other potent resources, and build momentum in the anti-poverty arena. Our conference is open to chapter staff, Circle Leaders, Allies, other volunteers, community champions, funders, partners, and friends of Circles. We even offer a one-day inquiry track for folks looking at partnering with Circles in the future. Conference programming is aimed at multiple roles and levels of experience, supporting all who attend to connect, learn, and return home inspired for next steps in their community. Join us in October in Ogden for a powerful week of Moving Beyond...together. "
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Conference Schedule and App
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Circle Leader Scholarship Application
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Presenter Application
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Conference Location:
2415 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT 84401
Nestled at the foot of the stunning Wasatch Mountains, Ogden, Utah, is a vibrant city known for its rich history, outdoor adventure, and dynamic downtown. Once a key stop on the transcontinental railroad, Ogden now blends historic charm with modern amenities, offering unique shops, art galleries, and diverse dining experiences.
Just minutes from world-class skiing, hiking, and mountain biking, it’s a perfect destination for both adventure seekers and those looking to explore a lively urban scene.
With its welcoming atmosphere and breathtaking scenery, Ogden provides an unforgettable backdrop for the Circles USA 2025 Conference!
Check out highlights from our 2023 Leadership Conference
Twenty-four breakout sessions over three days addressed pressing issues for Circles chapters throughout our network. Session topics included:
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The intersection of poverty and mental health,
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New ways to tackle the Cliff Effect, and
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Emerging trends in philanthropy.
Experts from universities, nonprofits, and community-rooted organizations across the country presented new data on topics such as trauma-sensitive approaches to Circles; ways chapters can support Spanish-speaking Circles; empathy tools for systemic change; and leadership pathways for Circle Leaders.
