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The document provides the schedule for a two-day volunteer management conference taking place April 23-24, 2015 at the Texas Discovery Gardens in Dallas, TX. On the first day, attendees can choose between two morning workshop sessions. The day includes a keynote speech, three concurrent workshop sessions before and after lunch, and an evening networking reception in the gardens. The second day follows a similar schedule with breakfast, workshops, and networking opportunities for attendees to learn about topics such as volunteer engagement, social media, storytelling, and nonprofit management.
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