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It has been an exciting 3 months since the start of our fourth annual NLC Institute, the flagship program of the San Diego Leadership Alliance. This year’s Fellows come from a variety of backgrounds and careers including non-profit, business and government. Click the link below to read more about our 18 talented Fellows.
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- Written by Allison Don
On Wednesday, February 6, 2013, SDLA Board members Shane Yonston and Will Moore, along with NLC 2013 Fellow Sadie Brinton had the privilege of meeting with seventeen rising leaders from the Middle East and North Africa. The meeting was arranged by the San Diego Diplomacy Council under the U.S. Department of State's International Visitor Leadership
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- Written by Matt Ellis
Members of the San Diego Leadership Alliance regularly serve on boards and commissions. SDLA/NLC can give you the contacts and know-how needed to achieve such an appointment. The NLC Institute, for example, features a boards and commissions training every year. Here, 2011 NLC alumnus Matt Ellis describes how NLC facilitated his appointment to the San Diego Funds Commission.
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- Written by Colin Parent
San Diego is fairly unique for a major city in that all campaigns, all parties, and all of the local media outlets join together at Golden Hall in the downtown Civic Center for a huge gathering.
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- Written by Jamie Ortiz
Congratulations to all of the Patch.com's 2012 30 under 30 honorees, with a special recognization for these four who we know so well at SDLA.
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- Written by Norma Rodriguez
NLC Alumna Norma Rodriguez is a Patch.com 30 Under 30 County Leader. Here, she considers NLC's contribution to her growth.
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- Written by Allison Don
NLC Alumnus Omar López was recently honored as an Urban Leader Under 40 by the Urban League of San Diego County. Here, Omar answers questions about the honor.
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- Written by Kathrine Field
In 2009 when I applied to join the New Leaders Council I found myself well into my political career without a clear sense of how I got there and no real idea about what my next steps might be. However, I did know that I wanted to gain a deeper understanding of my community and learn how I might make some sort of difference in it.
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- Written by Johanna Schiavoni
Changing San Diego will not come from one election, one individual or one idea. We need a broad coalition of progressive San Diegans, working together to get us where we need to go.
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- Written by Colin Parent
The San Diego Leadership Alliance was recently featured on the cover of San Diego City Beat. Here’s a recap of how that happened, and some behind-the-scene photos from the day of the photo shoot.