This event took place on Wednesday, November 20th, 2024. Watch the recording now & stay tuned for additional “Ask Allie Anything” events.

About this event:

This past September, Allie Levene joined us to discuss consent as it pertains to nonprofit storytelling. As an Attorney at Levene Legal, Allie has first-hand experience working with nonprofits in Connecticut through the intricate and nuanced requirements of the law. In our 60 short minutes together, she shared a mountain of knowledge with event attendees – things our team at MemoryFox has simply never considered before!

Our top takeaway? We learned that we have a LOT more to learn.

So, we’re bringing Allie Levene back for a jam-packed, 60 minute, 1-on-1 discussion with Carly Euler. In this “Ask Allie Anything” event, Carly will pose your biggest legal questions to Allie. Questions submitted by nonprofit professionals like YOU. For example:

• “What should or MUST be included on storytelling consent forms?”
• “How should storytelling consent forms for youth differ from those for adults?”
• “What are the risks associated with not collecting storytelling consent?”
• “How can you maintain consent from participants who you may not be easily able to contact again?”
• “What should I do if my storyteller has passed away? Can I still use their story?”

This is a must-attend event! Don’t miss your chance to have your question answered by a nonprofit attorney who is truly overflowing with knowledge.

About Our Guest:

Allie Levene is an attorney and the founder of Levene Legal, which specializes in providing affordable and accessible legal services to small businesses and nonprofits. Before founding Levene Legal, Allie served as in-house and outside counsel for a number of Connecticut businesses. In those roles, she represented clients in litigation and administrative proceedings related to employment, civil rights, and general liability. In addition to her role as counsel for Levene Legal, Allie is also an Adjunct Professor for Wake Forest University’s Master in Studies of Law Program, where she teaches business professionals the legal tools and framework needed to navigate risk, compliance, and the rapidly changing legal environment. Allie is a graduate of the University of Connecticut Honors Program and Wake Forest University School of Law.