Kirsten Earl McCorrister is a seasoned professional with thirty years' experience in planning, facilitating, and writing.

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Her areas of expertise include developing strategic plans, fundraising and writing grant proposals, defining theories of change, supporting Indigenous decolonization, and facilitating collaborative and collective impact initiatives.

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Examples of her work include:

• Supporting multiple organizations through full strategic planning processes including information gathering, facilitated sessions, and creating practical operational tools

• Leading collective action on environmental issues such as community-based monitoring and data management

• Planning, managing and evaluating programs including creating logic models, measuring outcomes and writing evaluation narratives

• Providing facilitation, grant writing and administrative guidance and support to Indigenous Nations as they decolonize and plan for future generations

• Co-creating a theory of change toolkit for the international development sector

• Planning and executing a $1 million endowment campaign in cooperation with staff and volunteers

 

She uses a collaborative approach that is grounded in mutual respect, reconciliation, and environmental and social justice.

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Kirsten is based in Winnipeg and has worked on both regional and national projects.