In this episode of the Truth in This Art, host Rob Lee is joined by HyeSook Chung, the president of the Baltimore Civic Fund. They discuss HyeSook's commitment to social impact and her work as a policy mover and data shaker. HyeSook introduces herself and shares her story, highlighting the strength and power in self-introduction. Tune in to gain insights into HyeSook's inspiring journey and her dedication to making a difference in the community.

In this podcast edition:

• Explore HyeSook Chung's call for a more holistic, human-centric approach to program design, emphasizing the impact on program outcomes.
• Discover the critical role of providing physical, mental, and psychological support to nonprofit executives and how this approach can lead to significant programmatic changes.
• Learn about the various elements involved in supporting nonprofit executives, including coaching, team evaluation, and back-end support, and why this perspective is essential for nonprofit success.
• Delve into HyeSook Chung's proposal for a legacy project involving writing and collaboration with funders to provide guidance on ensuring the success of nonprofit organizations.
• Gain insights into the unique motivations of individuals in the nonprofit sector, their unwavering commitment to their missions, and the importance of recognizing and supporting their dedication to community well-being.

Discover the transformative power of advocacy and policy-making in our conversation with HyeSook Chung, president of the Baltimore Civic Fund. Listen to this episode of Truth in This Art now!

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