Another area of growth for Communitas in the 90s was the establishment of several social enterprises, which gave people living with disabilities a way to train for and find meaningful employment, while also providing a service to the community. Find out more about the social enterprises we offer today and how this work makes an impact on the lives of people we serve and our community. https://loom.ly/lDdoHwU
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Seeing youth programs like this warms my heart. First Nations kids growing up connected to culture, choosing their own path and connecting with each other is something we need to see more of, and is building a pipeline of deadly future leaders. It's passing on important cultural knowledge and spirituality, and contributing towards healing. I'm reassured to see an increase in programs which are run by mob and focused on rebuilding wellbeing, strengthening self-esteem, supporting a strong sense of agency and fostering pride in identity. For every program empowering mob, be it focused on youth, adults or Elders, we move further in our cultural revitalisation and strengthening journey, ensuring preservation and enduring practice of culture and all that entails. Australia will have better outcomes when First Nations people are empowered and have strong representation in leadership positions and decision making bodies. When we as a nation, embed respecting and valuing First Nations peoples, cultures and knowledge, our country as a whole will thrive, supported enduringly by our people's long-standing and profound connections each other, all living things and Country. https://lnkd.in/gXv9HeH7
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As we celebrate the 4th of July in the United States, it's a time to reflect on the values that make our country strong: independence, freedom, and unity. Independence Day is not just about fireworks and barbecues; it's a reminder of the resilience and determination that built this nation. It's also a perfect opportunity to consider how these values translate into our workplace culture. Freedom to Innovate: Encourage your team to explore new ideas and approaches without fear. Innovation thrives in an environment where creativity is valued. Unity in Diversity: Celebrate the diverse backgrounds and perspectives within your team. Our differences make us stronger and more capable of achieving great things together. Resilience and Perseverance: Just as our forefathers persevered through challenges, inspire your team to stay resilient and determined, even in the face of obstacles. Let's use this 4th of July to recommit to fostering a work culture that embodies these principles. Wishing everyone a safe and joyful Independence Day! Q: What values will you celebrate in your workplace this 4th of July? Share your thoughts in the comments. Happy Independence Day! 🎉 - Bonnie Artman Fox #independenceday #postitiveworkplace #innovation #reflections #independence #unity #freedom
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The USA Expected to Top the List of the World's Most Determined Nations Jacksonville, June 21 — As the world gears up to celebrate Never Give Up Day on August 18, anticipation builds around the release of the Never Give Up Nations Index. This prestigious ranking identifies the top 100 countries that epitomize the spirit of resilience, determination, and perseverance. In a year marked by unprecedented challenges, the United States is expected to top the list as the most determined nation in the world. What is the Never Give Up Nations Index? The Never Give Up Nations Index is an integral part of the Never Give Up Day initiative, which aims to inspire and motivate individuals and nations across the globe. The index celebrates countries that have demonstrated extraordinary resolve in the face of adversity, highlighting their unwavering commitment to overcoming challenges and fostering resilience. Why the USA Tops the List The United States is poised to lead the Never Give Up Nations Index due to its historical resilience, innovative spirit, and robust infrastructure supporting perseverance and growth. Here are the key reasons why the USA is expected to top this prestigious list: 1. Historical Resilience: The USA has a storied history of overcoming significant challenges, including economic crises, natural disasters, and social upheavals. From the Great Depression to the Civil Rights Movement, the nation has repeatedly shown its capacity to unite, adapt, and emerge stronger. 2. Innovation and Creativity: Known as the birthplace of many technological and scientific advancements, the USA continues to lead in innovation. Silicon Valley, renowned universities, and a culture that encourages entrepreneurship and creativity contribute to the nation’s status as a global leader in innovation. 3. Commitment to Overcoming Challenges: The USA boasts a robust healthcare system, a strong entrepreneurial ecosystem, and a thriving startup culture. The nation's commitment to addressing societal issues through comprehensive healthcare reforms, social justice initiatives, and economic policies underscores its determination to foster resilience and progress. 4. Fostering Resilience: The USA supports its citizens through a comprehensive network of social services, dynamic sports teams, a dedicated military, and first responders. Additionally, the country's vibrant artistic and creative sectors play a crucial role in promoting mental health and community support, further strengthening national resilience. Global Impact and Inspiration The Never Give Up Nations Index serves as a powerful testament to the human spirit's capacity for perseverance and innovation. By recognizing and celebrating the achievements of countries like the USA, the index provides valuable insights and inspiration for individuals, communities, and policymakers worldwide. For More Information Visit www.nevergiveupday.com
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To fellow social value ambassadors , and those who support in making positive change. Keep on making this , keep on collaborating , stay positive . Celebrate and communicate what your doing , that helps stimulate and support our joint efforts . Those stories and how it's worked can be replicated. We do this for the betterment of :- 👉🏼Social Equity and Inclusion 👉🏼Economic development 👉🏼 Environmental Sustainability 👉🏼 Health & Wellbeing 👉🏼 Education and Skills Development 👉🏼 Community Engagement & Development For a Thriving Society 💚
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As a young person I always want to receive instant results like just blink and see results But today, I had the privilege of joining a powerful session led by Nyamekye (Yah-MEH-chay) Wilson , CEO of Black Sisters in STEM . It was an eye-opening discussion on how energy, mindset, and generosity shape our lives. One key takeaway was the idea that what you give comes back. Whether it’s your time, effort, or knowledge, the universe rewards those who give freely. It's a reminder that success is tied not only to what we achieve but also to how we lift others along the way. I was also encouraged to understand that life reflects our actions. If I want more positivity or kindness in my life , I must embody those traits myself. Our daily choices influence the reality I experience. Finally, the principle of reaping what you sow was a powerful reminder. The seeds I plant in my career, relationship, and community will determine the harvest we reap in the future. 𝑊ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝐼 𝑙𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑛𝑡 ; Giving leads to receiving , be a blessing to others. Life mirrors our actions , be what you seek. Reap what you sow , invest in your future today. If you’re looking to elevate your impact, start with giving, and watch how the world responds ------------ 𝐼 𝑔𝑖𝑣𝑒 = 𝐼 𝑟𝑒𝑐𝑒𝑖𝑣𝑒 ------------- Join Black Sisters in STEM today 😁 👇👇👇👇 https://lnkd.in/eqb73Psk #BlackSistersInSTEM #NyamekyeWilson #Leadership #GrowthMindset
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🌟 Wednesday Wisdom: Rise and Advocate! 🌟 As young advocates, every day is a new opportunity to make an impact. We chose this path because we believe in justice, equity, and the power of a single voice to drive meaningful change. 📢 Today, let’s remind ourselves why we started this journey and use that passion to fuel our efforts. 🔹 Be Bold: Don’t shy away from challenging the status quo. Our fresh perspectives are our greatest strength. 🔹 Stay Resilient: The road can be tough, but resilience is built with every obstacle we overcome. 🔹 Learn Continuously: Each case and client teaches us something new. Embrace the learning process. 🔹 Foster Community: Surround yourself with mentors and peers who support and uplift you. 🔹 Make Time for Yourself: Balancing work and self-care ensures we remain strong and effective advocates. Remember, our efforts today lay the groundwork for a brighter tomorrow. Let’s continue to fight the good fight, support each other, and keep the fire of advocacy burning brightly. 🌟 #WednesdayMotivation #YoungAdvocates #LegalCommunity #StayResilient #KeepLearning #AdvocateForJustice #Inspiration
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The Youth Advisory Board (YAB) is more than just a panel—it’s a global movement. In collaboration with UN Human Rights and Education Above All Foundation these young leaders are at the forefront of shaping policies, tackling social injustice, and advocating for the rights of youth, particularly those in the most challenging environments.💡 This new cohort features 12 remarkable young leaders from diverse backgrounds, each dedicated to driving change within their communities and beyond. From championing education to amplifying marginalized voices, these YAB members are actively contributing to a brighter, more equitable future for all. 🌍 🔗 Discover how these dynamic leaders will help empower young people worldwide. https://lnkd.in/dZuZ_UNj
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I’ve been thinking about ways to move beyond just filling volunteer spots and focus more on empowering people in the church to grow and lead. Let's talk about how to make serving more meaningful, whether it’s through offering more inclusive roles, creating growth opportunities, or using personal connections to recruit volunteers.
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