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Mapping Partner Networks

Learn the essentials of network science to design and interpret meaningful partner network maps. Shape collaborative strategy by identifying gaps, hubs, and opportunities to build new relationships.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand basic network science concepts such as nodes, ties, and network metrics (degree, centrality, modularity, etc.).

  • Design and interpret a network map of partner relationships.

  • Identify gaps, hubs, and key influencers in a collaborative network.

  • Apply network insights to strengthen communication, assess power dynamics, and design collaboration strategy.

Date & Time: Monday, November 17 from 9:00AM - 12:30PM Mountain TimeDuration: 3.5 hours

Format: Virtual. This virtual training is synchronous and interactive with a combination of discussions, activities, and lectures.

What you’ll get:

  • A practical overview of network science, partner mapping, and how to leverage partner network maps for collaborative action.

  • Hands-on experience mapping your own partnerships.

  • Insight into your partner network.

Ideal for: Public, nonprofit & philanthropic teams, collaborative partnerships, government staff, nonprofit leaders, backbone teams, collaboration researchers; data, evaluation, & learning leads

  • Register using the button below.

    Registration closes Monday, November 10, 2025.

    Please note: Pre-scheduled, open-registration trainings (for individuals) require a minimum of 8 participants. If fewer than 8 people are registered one week before the training date, the session will be rescheduled. A new date will be set in coordination with those already registered.

  • Varies by group size and discount eligibility.

    Individual Registration: $200

    Group Registration:

    • Up to 15 participants: $2,250

    • 16–30 participants: $3,250

    • Students: 50% off

    • Nonprofit organizations: 25% off

    • Government organizations: 10% off

    • Open Access: 100% off. We believe cost shouldn’t be a barrier to building skills for collaboration and community impact. This option is available for individuals or organizations who need financial support to participate in this training. Please use this option if it helps make the training accessible to you.

      If you’re able to cover the full registration cost, we kindly ask that you do so—your payment helps us continue offering quality, accessible trainings for everyone.

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