A date with Power™
Pull up a chair. Light is low, the conversation is real, and what's possible is on the menu. Every Sunday, we set a table for the people moving the work forward.
Sun · 2:00PM–3:30 PM
By invitation, free
In Person or Zoom
The Invitation
Ninety minutes. One table. Everything you came carrying.
A Date with Power™ isn't a webinar. It's a Sunday afternoon where the people closest to the work — parents, network leaders, organizers, program builders — sit down together to surface what's real, name what's needed, and leave with three new people who get it.
Build relational trust
Slow conversation. Real names. Eye contact.
Surface real needs
Not the polished version. The actual ask.
Find your people
Identify high-intent prospects worth your Sunday.
Move toward membership
A clear next step into the 2541 family.
The Event Dates
Choose a Sunday to date power.
Each Sunday is set for a specific audience. Find your seat below.
Why we gather
Purpose. Outcomes. Plan.
Purpose
Create a space where school leaders, families, and community organizers actively shift their relationship with power — moving from observation to participation, from awareness to collective action.
Outcomes
By the end of this experience, you will:
Name one challenge.
Strengthen your understanding of power.
Experience collective thinking in action.
Identify at least one action item to move in power.
See yourself as part of something larger.
The Plan
90-minute experience: Sundays · 2:00–3:30 PM
Name Hybrid format
Virtual + In-Person
In-person: 25 seats
Limited to protect intimacy and depth of engagement
Virtual: open & unlimited
Zoom link sent at RSVP
TESTIMONIALS
What others are saying
— Corey Burton
Vice-President of Enrollment and Family Engagement
LEAD Public Schools
''The work of power building with 2541 is essential for any organization that wants to move beyond just having a mission to actually having an impact. It’s about building the collective capacity of our families and staff to advocate for the change they want to see. This experience hasn't just challenged my thinking—it’s energized my approach to leadership.''
Sonia Lewis
Parent Leader
''Today's experience was incredibly informative. I walked away with new connections and a deeper understanding of how to better advocate—not just for myself, but for students, teachers, and parents. Real change in our schools and our communities starts at home, and that begins with engagement.''
— John Glover
Chief External Affairs Officer
Friendship Public Charter School
''Working with 2541 is about more than just theory—it’s about knowledge, skill, and practice. It has given us the 'sandbox' we need to build our capacity and help our families effectively advocate for their communities. If you want to move from ideas to action, this is the place to start.''