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Community of Practice (CoP) / Learning Cohort Manager

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06827N0001-Appreciative Inquiry Training

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AgencyNew York → Administration For Children's Services
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Establishes and facilitates a cross-site AI Leaders Learning Cohort for prime contractors on Administration For Children's Services (ACS) projects. Designs cohort structure, facilitates peer-learning sessions, and provides ongoing support to AI leaders across 30 FEC sites to ensure sustainability. Requires experience managing professional learning networks. Delivers an active, functioning AI Leaders Learning Cohort with documented activities.

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