Session Overview:This session equips participants with hands-on strategies to cut character counts without cutting essential content. Through real-world examples and rewriting exercises, participants learn how to craft tighter, more powerful narratives that meet funder limits without sacrificing impact.
This session teaches participants practical strategies for reducing word and character counts in grant narratives without sacrificing clarity, strength, or essential information. Participants will learn how to streamline language, eliminate redundancy, tighten sentence structures, and maintain the full integrity of their proposals while meeting strict funder-imposed space limits.
Learning Objectives:By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Rachel Waterman is a Thinker, Writer, Advocate, Entrepreneur, Software Developer, Artist and Mother of two. She has held various community development positions including Peace Corps Volunteer, organizer, researcher, consultant, coach, City Master Planner, nonprofit Executive Director, and Mayor of the City of Lake Worth Beach, Florida. She holds a Master’s Degree in Community and Economic Development with a concentration in Applied Social Research, a Bachelor’s Degree in International Studies, and speaks Spanish and Portuguese fluently.
She is a Certified Fundraising Executive, a Certified Grant Professional, A Grants Professional Association-approved trainer, and the Founder & and CEO of Global Development Solutions (aka GDS Grants), the makers of GEMS- Grant Easy Management Software. Rachel lives and works remotely part of the year from Florida, USA, and part of the year from Florianopolis, Brazil.
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