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How much worse can it get before everyone realises that our governments are not serving us. There are no solutions to fix this unimaginable mess in the current system. We have to think out of the box, and do something we have never done before - unite and cooperate. Only through unity and cooperation, and collaboration, can we achieve prosperity and abundance for all. The ONE SMALL TOWN initiative has been building this structure since 2005. We are ready. We are doing it, for ourselves and our families and our communities. There is no other solution available. So, join us. It's a beautiful feeling. Become a seed of consciousness in your community. Start by becoming a member of ONE SMALL TOWN, and tell everyone. The next few months will be critical in laying a strong global foundation of connected, and united communities across the world. Www.onesmalltown.org In unity, Michael Tellinger.
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Find joy in what you do, and success will follow. Share what you love about what you do! #communityengagement #neighbors #buildingconnections #localinvolvement #kimpicousellshomes #neworleansrealtor #batonrougerealtor
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Such a joyful short clip of Community Living Magazine cover star Teresa, an artist and self-advocate, seeing her story in the latest edition. Written by her sibling, author Franke James, the article is about human rights, choice and community. Thanks again to Teresa, Franke and Billiam James - the link to read is in the comments, below. #humanrights #disabilityrights #community #selfadvocate #advocacy #sibling #inclusion #careandsupport #publishing #editing #journalism #independentpublishing
Fortunately the paparazzi were all around and actively recording when my sister Teresa read the Community Living article today! Catch her excitement: https://lnkd.in/ggnTDyrg Community Living Magazine https://lnkd.in/gqTiUEuC #downsyndrome
Teresa Reacts to her Story in Community Living Magazine
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10 tips to help you celebrate family diversity and strengthen your family connections this National Families Week and beyond. For more information on National Families Week, visit https://lnkd.in/gK8MNTgm
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Be a person that is one in a million and not one of a million. Your family, your community, your state, your country are desperately in need of that! #workforcedevelopment #skilledtrades #leadershipdevelopment #culturaltransformation #teambuilding #talentdevelopment #organizationaldevelopment #employeedevelopment #teamwork #kidstolove
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Very excited to work more with ACEH and AKCH2 on partnerships, data sharing, and care coordination between state systems and Continuums of Care. 👏 From Anchored Home: "ACTION 4: Expand data gathering from public systems such as prisons, child welfare and health care institutions using Coordinated Entry to ensure those at risk of homelessness are identified and prioritized for housing interventions upon exit from public systems. Goal: Formalize relationships with no fewer than 100% of state and local public agencies and 60% of local organizations that oversee prisons, child welfare and health care to integrate Coordinated Entry into discharge planning for individuals at risk of homelessness."
Anchored Home 2023-28, our community's new plan, already is making a difference. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gnGZ2XBr #HomelessnessIsSolveable #AnchoredHomeInAnchorage
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The Erosion of Trust and Community Cohesion: A Lost Lifestyle In many #TraditionalCommunities, there was a time when neighbors were like extended family. We gathered for communal labor, supported one another, and celebrated life’s milestones together. Trust and unity were the cornerstones of these societies, strengthening our bonds and making us resilient. But in some places, this way of life has been eroded by a growing sense of fear, suspicion, envy, and hate. The mindset that your neighbor could harm you, whether through violence, poisoning, or envy, has stolen the love and strength that once defined our communities. This shift has replaced unity with division, trust with suspicion. People have become more isolated, guarded, and reluctant to participate in the communal activities that once brought us together. The loss of this cohesion has brought profound effects: • Social capital diminishes as trust fades, reducing opportunities for collaboration. #SocialImpact #CommunityDevelopment • Fear-based isolation causes people to withdraw from the very connections that strengthen them. #EmpathyMatters #BuildingTrust • Collective strength weakens as fewer people come together to work for common goals. #StrengthInUnity #CivicEngagement • Cultural traditions; festivals, communal labor, group celebrations are lost, taking with them the essence of community identity. #CulturalIdentity Rebuilding #CommunityCohesion requires actively addressing these fears, fostering empathy, and re-establishing trust and mutual support. We must remember that the strength of a community lies in its unity. Let’s work towards rebuilding that trust, for our own well-being and for future generations. #TogetherWeGrow
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We are one week away from welcoming partners from across the country (and globe) to share in two days of conversation about building resilience for individuals, families & communities at the #AFWIResilienceFramework conference. How would you define a resilient community? And what information is needed to track changes in resilience over time? Tell us in the comments!
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How can we weave healthy communities? That’s the question at the heart of the newly launched Community Weaving Framework. It is hoped that this framework will provide shared language for community weavers, network builders and anyone bringing people together around a shared purpose. May it provide a spark for us to (re)learn what it takes to weave healthy communities and strengthen the relational webs across our shared home Earth. The framework has 5 elements that strengthen the health of a community: The Fire - The possibility that brings us together. The Web - The relationships that hold us together. The Rhythm - The rituals that connect us. The Circles - The roles we can play. The Spiral - Our individual and collective journeys. https://lnkd.in/ecHX-BrU #communityweaving #community #healthycommunity #networkbuilders #permaculture #thefire #thecircle #theweb #thespiral #therhythm
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