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KHF Roundtable – April 16, 2026

Collaborative Problem-Solving for Museum and Nonprofit Professionals

Small museums and nonprofits often face big questions—but rarely have the resources for expensive consulting or the time to navigate challenges alone.

Kaleidoscope Heritage Focus Virtual Roundtables create a supportive, professional space where museum and nonprofit leaders can discuss real issues, share experiences, and develop practical solutions together.

Each roundtable brings together a small group of professionals (maximum of 5 participants) with the Kaleidoscope team for a focused 90-minute discussion centered on participants’ challenges.

This format allows everyone to contribute while ensuring each attendee has the opportunity to discuss their situation and receive thoughtful feedback.

What Makes This Different

Unlike traditional workshops, the Virtual Roundtable is participant-driven.

Instead of sitting through a presentation, you’ll engage in a facilitated conversation focused on solving real challenges your organization faces.

Participants often bring questions such as:

• “How do I restructure our volunteer program?”
• “How do I handle board resistance to change?”
• “What should we prioritize when we’re understaffed?”
• “How do we create programs with almost no budget?”
• “How can we rebuild community engagement?”

Together, the group explores practical strategies, creative approaches, and lessons learned from the field.

  • Duration: 90 minutes
  • Participants: Maximun 5 attendees
  • Cost: $30
  • Format: Zoom, Virtual Discussion Session
  • Hosted by: Dr. Jennifer Rogers & LaShell Martinez

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