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"City and Caltrans staff have a certain level of technical training, but it is really the folks in the neighborhoods and school sites who are the best source of information regarding existing conditions, as well as what types of solutions and improvements will actually be of use in the community." Mario Anaya, community development director of the City of Tulare, shares in our latest Safety Story of his work to improve safety for those who walk, bike, and roll in Tulare, including with the Comunidades Activas y Seguras (CAyS) program. Read his Safety Story here! https://lnkd.in/gwEdmzuK

Onto the next chapter of my social work career 🥳

Reminder that our next Indigenous Sharing Circle is tomorrow at 12 p.m. (EST). Learn how First Nations and Indigenous people are leading and restoring cultural practices in agriculture. Register here: https://ow.ly/UTzM50QtJC5

Are you joining in? It's a great way to her various perspectives on agriculture and today's session includes the ever so important topic of community gardens. For more info, check out the post below!

Planting roots for a family legacy! 🌳🏡 When building a family home, consider the quality of local schools. Let's craft a dream space where education blooms alongside every cherished moment. 📚🌟 #FamilyHomeEducation #DreamsWithDepth #kingfoundation #landforsale"

Okay, I admit it -- proud Mom moment here But I promise there's a message here for job seekers Or anyone with a dream And a goal Isaac loves camp and bringing those opportunites to as mamy kids and families as he can Having worked in and managed several camps, he knew what worked, what didn't And what was missing He developed a new program Planted seeds Wrote a plan Made connections Baby steps led to an extremely successful program It's the same with job search (See, I told you there would be a tie-in) Decide what you are looking for Develop your plan Build your network Work your plan And keep working it It may take time, And that can be really frustrating You can't control the outcome, But can control what you do So keep at it If something isn't working, Take a break Regroup, Re-evaluate, Build on the feedback you receive Reach out for help and support! And keep going! Okay, back to the proud Mom for a minute Take a look at this video to see the kind of experiences he creates for kids Keep an eye out for the boy in the pickle 🥒 costume He's one of my grandkids 😊 What's your passion? How are you working at bringing that idea or that goal into reality? How can I help? ----------------- I’m Linda Brubaker, the “Career Search Doctor” Ready to look for your #nextforeverjob and hire your next boss? With 20+ years of recruiting and hiring experience, and 7 years as a #jobsearchcoach I’ll help you Leverage Your Skills and Build Your Career To see more of my posts, ring my bell 🔔

Shared by our partners at Cooperative Development Institute ... "Join us on Wednesday, February 14 at 11 am EST for a transformative discussion that bridges the worldview of Native cultures and cooperative education, featuring lessons learned from the Native Community Cooperative Developers (NCCD) Training. "Our panelists will examine how the deep-seated values of sharing and cooperation in Native communities can be harnessed to build sustainable businesses and foster community development. This panel is based on a groundbreaking cooperative development initiative led by the Minnesota Indigenous Business Alliance." Key Take-Aways: 🌼 Understand how Native worldviews and values can be a foundation for cooperative education. 🌼 Insights into successfully navigating the complexities of cooperative development in Indigenous communities. 🌼 Introduction to the “7 Principles Building on Abundance in Native Communities.” 🌼 Exploration of successful Native cooperative educational approaches and how they can be adapted to diverse Native settings. https://lnkd.in/eN5b7635

While volunteer first responders across the country share a common goal of serving their communities, each individual has different beliefs that impact their role. Tim Cramblit (Crescent Lake, OR) believes that volunteer responders, as public servants, have an obligation to learn, train, and pursue education & service opportunities whenever possible. Learn why he believes his, and how it’s impacted his first responder journey, at https://lnkd.in/gZ69YCwr.

Check out this article about what we’ve been up to and how lucky we are to have The Sudbury Foundation’s Support! https://lnkd.in/efhf6xYY

The land at Songbird Oxley carries a rich legacy, treasured by generations. Economic Development Queensland (EDQ) is revitalising this historic site, honouring its past while shaping a future that reflects the needs and aspirations of the community. From its deep significance to First Nations Peoples, to its role in the development of Oxley as a suburb, and a cherished history in education, this land holds a special place in the hearts of many. Today, Songbird Oxley reflects EDQ's dedication to purpose-driven community development. This vibrant, mixed-use precinct is embracing diverse housing typologies and championing a strong sense of community ownership. Developed with respect for the natural landscape and a core commitment to sustainability, it will feature dedicated conservation areas and green spaces alongside infrastructure that supports multi-generational living. We have a genuine pledge to honour the generations who walked these lands before us, shaping spaces that meet current community needs while laying a thoughtful foundation for those yet to come. Watch below to learn more about some of the significant "eras" that define the timeline of the site 👇️ #MarketLeadership #MixedUsePrecinct #OrganisationalLegacy