Last week, Sergio Piedra, Director of Community Engagement & Advocacy for The Palm Beaches, brought the beauty and vibrancy of The Palm Beaches to the Florida Association of Counties Conference, sharing valuable insights on tourism! #ThePalmBeaches #LOVEThePalmBeaches #FACConference #tourism
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Did you know? 🤔 We have some awesome #resources available for free on our website! ➯ Sustainable Funding Mechanisms ➯ Funding Advocacy ➯ Workforce Development ➯ Sports Tourism ➯ Tax Research and Studies Check them out here! 👇 #SustainableFunding #civitas #DestinationFunding #FreeResources #TheFundingExperts
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Take Action on NYSTIA's new and improved NYSTIA #Advocacy Action Center! Whether you want to contact officials directly, support advocacy issues from tourism peers and colleagues, view active bills, and more, the NYSTIA Tourism Advocacy Center & Resources is your gateway to connecting with state and federal representatives and legislators to advocate for #tourism issues. Current issues are in urgent need of your support: ✈️ U.S. TRAVEL REQUEST: Tell Congress to Protect TSA PreCheck and Lower Security Wait Times - NYSTIA's liaison to US Travel Edward A T Carr (Discover Long Island) stated, "It's paramount that DMOs and tourism partners contact their Federal representatives to oppose this amendment. Other nations are implementing biometrics at airport checkpoints, and for the US to ban this technology over privacy concerns will simply set us back as a destination." 🇺🇸 Urge Congress to Support Funding for America's 250th Celebrations (before it's too late!) - Congress needs to plan NOW to provide funding in the 2025 budget to support the proposed commemorative programming for 2026 and beyond. Let them know this is important to you. Contact Rachele Markle if you would like to share your organization's advocacy action items with NYSTIA members, or if you'd like to join NYSTIA's Advocacy Committee!
Take Action on NYSTIA's Tourism Advocacy Center & Resources
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I passionately support care reform and social services, advocating for vulnerable children who are, or are at risk of, living outside of family care,
Great to see the dissemination of such critical information for child protection.
📣📚Just Published in the BCN Library: "Thematic Brief: Volunteering, Voluntourism, Tourism and Trafficking in Orphanages" This thematic brief contains guidance on key policy measures and concrete steps that may assist with the development and implementation of a whole-of-government strategy to eliminate orphanage tourism and voluntourism to combat orphanage trafficking. ➡️ https://ow.ly/nH5g50PLL8S
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Partnering with GuideR means not only experiencing the great outdoors, but also actively contributing to conservation efforts in the areas we visit. By traveling with GuideR, you are supporting conservation projects through our Raising for Conservation program, where 1% of all trip proceeds are dedicated to preserving these beloved spaces. Our commitment goes beyond just financial contributions - we ensure that our efforts have a direct impact on the places we explore. Through our voting system, both customers and outfitter partners have a say in how these funds are allocated, emphasizing the importance of community participation. GuideR's annual commitment to conservation reinforces our dedication to making a difference year after year. Your vote and partnership truly make a difference in protecting the places we love. #GuiderAdventure #AccessibleAdventureAwaits #AdventureAwaits #LocalGuidesRock #ChooseYourGuide #adventuretravel #exploremore #wanderlust #traveladventures #discovertheoutdoors #explorewithus #exploremore #bucketlistadventures #goexplore #travel #explore #travelgram #outdooradventures #adventuresports #wanderlust #adventureseeker
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A philanthropic legacy project in retirement focused on a circular economy. Mend It, Australia is a repair advocate and networker for Australia. It also advocates for Australian right to repair legislation.
#voicesforrepair #repairforeveryone #righttorepair #repairdontwaste The global repair movement is gearing up this October to celebrate and demonstrate that it has been reviving and bringing back into the limelight, for over a decade, the skilled individuals who repair and those who may not repair themselves but who work to ensure repair is essential, as everything breaks eventually. https://lnkd.in/gix9Km6r
Repair Café Aotearoa NZ is BACK- hosting the annual #InternationalRepairDay with another awesome online #2023AotearoaRepairSUMMIT on 21 October! This event is supported by Para Kore, Consumer NZ, WasteMINZ, Environment Hubs Aotearoa, Zero Waste Network Aotearoa, Sustainable Business Network and Auckland Council. Find out about communities / sectors embracing repair, and the growing movement toward a repair culture in Aotearoa. Watch our volunteer repairers livestreamed in action at in-person Repair Café events. Register for free HERE https://lnkd.in/gFarPR4x Programme link https://lnkd.in/gbXGvZpf #international #repairday #repair #repaircafe #presentation #repairmovement #advocacy #onlineevent #
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Many child protection challenges emerge in the context of travel and tourism. Where children often fall victim to child labor, sexual exploitation, and trafficking. With an increasing number of travellers globally, children are becoming more vulnerable. “So far we have collectively failed. Child sexual abuse and exploitation flourish because we fail to protect the children. We see progress, but so much work remains.” - H.M Queen Silvia of Sweden The United Nations hosted a high-level event on October 16th to emphasise child protection as a crucial component of sustainable travel and tourism. H.M Queen Silvia stressed the importance of #collaboration to ensure children's safety: “Collectively, we need to do more. We need to agree on standards and goals. And they must be implemented to make a real difference on the ground.” With collaboration in mind, World Childhood Foundation hosted its 2023 Gala in New York that same day. Which is now on the path of raising $1 million with a singular goal: to end sexual abuse, exploitation, and violence against children. The Inner Foundation proudly supports the World Childhood Foundation's work, and we're thrilled to witness the funds raised and see the corporate and philanthropic communities unite for this critical cause. 💌 The gala might be over, but the mission to end child sexual abuse continues. Donate here: https://lnkd.in/dzUV3Q2s #WCF2023Gala #EndCSEA #PreventChildAbuse #SafeChildhood #ChildProtection #ChildSafety #UN
Placing Child Protection at the Core of Sustainable Travel and Tourism
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Be the change you want to see in the world! This is a quote often and incorrectly attributed to Gandhi. And whilst what he said was more poetic and long-winded :) the core of the idea remains the same. I am a massive fan of people and organizations that embody this. Especially in South Africa where we are so ready to bad mouth and so slow to get off our couches and do. Here are two organizations that have this quote at their core and who do some truly incredible work. 1) https://lnkd.in/dEguGgnP A KZN-based organization that began as 1 man using his 1 hour of 'exercise time' during the hard lockdown of COVID to explore his local suburban nature reserve and began noticing and removing snares. In the two years since this has grown to a fully-fledged movement responsible for removing thousands of snares across KZN in an effort to protect our wildlife, assist and audit reserves, train rangers and produce a skilled and active group of volunteers who continue to grow the organization. It's lead by volunteers, championed by communities and has spread faster and and further than the small group of neighbours and friends who begun it could ever have imagined. 2) https://lnkd.in/dAseCdVH Tidy towns is a community project, for the community, by the community! It began in a small KZN coastal town that had gotten tired of seeing its beaches strewn with litter, their facilities in a state of disrepair and increases in crime and grime in general. The project has since grown to encompass multiple towns, provide full-time employment to dozens, and seen significant increases in returning tourism and true synergy between local municipalities and the communities they serve with unprecedented results. There are many more such organisations from local CPFs to community projects and public-private partnerships. But in a journalistic culture of 'if it bleeds it leads' they seldom make the splash in the media they should. If you know of other awesome organisations, people, or groups doing awesome work, share them below. Let's celebrate the change makers. They deserve our spotlight. #bethechange #changemakers #socialimpact #community #sustainability #environment #volunteerism #southafrica #inspiration #hope
Snare Aware
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Just today, I was having a conversation with a colleague who as well is planning their participation in the Trinbago Coastal Clean-up. As we chatted a bit on the difficulty of ensuring a smooth sailing (pun intended 😃 mine is Down D islands), we chuckled on how it often looks too easy, that persons underestimate the work that's needed. I cannot tell a lie, I genuinely enjoy with depth, some of the things I get to participate in, plan and execute, not often am I the one enjoying the fruit of the exercise, but always behind the scene with other commmitted persons asking; is this accurate?, are the numbers correct? do we have all emergency plans in place? what's our logistics looking like? what are the worst case scenarios? who's going to be there that we specifically have to cater to? do we have enough catering? are we on budget? will we be on time? what's the weather looking like? do we have security? are just some of the questions that flood our minds as we attempt to cover every possibility in executing events especially national, off-island events like these. So the next time you see us looking frustrated or full extreme...overly smiley and focused, don't assume we got it all together because the ONLY time I will be breathing full breaths and not short less-oxygenated ones, will be at 1:35pm on Saturday afternoon when everyone is back in their cars on on their way home safely. 🙂 Also this only works when you have people who are committed to seeing success to the end, there’s no “I” here, it’s US/WE. I appreciate the people who support these initiatives in the office, they are the silent heroes. To all the volunteers out this weekend, have a safe and full day! #seathechange #sustainabilty #theculletgirl868
The Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard will be partnering with ANSA Packaging and Angostura limited at the International Coastal Clean up happening on Saturday 16th. The teams will be heading Down the Islands at La Tinta Bay, Chacachacare for the clean up efforts. This year the Trinidad and Tobago Coastal Clean up celebrates 20 years of participation in volunteerism, partnership, cleaner waterways and citizen scientism. #seathechange #caribglassworks #trashfreeseas #sustainability
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Protecting Our Planet Starts with you
Join us this Saturday, April 27, 2024, at 9:00 AM for The Nairobi West Hospital Community Cleanup! Let’s come together to make our neighbourhood cleaner and greener. Together, we can make a positive impact on our community’s health and well-being.
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Community-based initiatives in tourism offer a dual benefit: boosting income and livelihoods while advocating for critical issues like climate change from the grassroots level. Leveraging the valuable knowledge of indigenous communities, these initiatives involve a participatory approach that ensures consensus among community members. #CommunityInitiatives #Tourism #Sustainability #IndigenousKnowledge #Advocacy
Shifting Public Perception: From Charity Targets to Intellectual Partners in Indigenous Culture
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