PHP team members enjoyed an evening in South Bend last Friday to support LOGAN Community Resources, Inc. Resources at their annual Garden Party event. Held at the University of Notre Dame, attendees were treated to a few special "gameday" experiences!
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🦸♀️Want to learn about the shenanigans that led to the community growth of the EduGuardians and how to bring this kind of epic PLN to your school or district? 🌟Join the original five at 2pm today! www.weekofai.ai
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As a community, we have three goals for the third year together: 1. Increase alignment across all 10 of our grade-levels while preserving agency and increasing efficacy. 2. Trade time triaging for time in classrooms--convincing ourselves to believe that most things not scheduled can wait. 3. As we intentionally say 'no' to a lot of things, we will see what we start the year with through to completion. 🚀 🤞🏼
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🔍 Thank You, Community! 🙌 Your sharp eyes caught an issue on our website, and we appreciate your vigilance. We've listened, learned, and taken action! Check out the updated site now for a smoother experience. 💻🚀 #CommunityMatters #WebsiteUpdate #TogetherWeImprove
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The world has changed in the past couple years, and so has the world of volunteer management. In 2024, use these tips to level up your volunteer programming and set your organization up for success! https://loom.ly/QBenfAU
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You told us – Tasman loves their libraries! It’s very easy for us to talk up the value of our libraries. Whether you’re visiting Tākaka, Te Noninga Kumu (Motueka), Richmond or Murchison – there’s something on our shelves and spaces for everyone to broaden their knowledge, social circle or literary arsenal. One of the extremely pleasing aspects of our recent 10-Year Plan public engagement was receiving over 100 comments within submissions that highlighted how our libraries are providing some positive value to the young and old. Here’s just a few examples that jumped off the page: • The staff and books are a taonga for our community. • It is a free place for people to gather together, share and learn. This is most important in these uncertain times when a lot of people are struggling financially and with their mental health. • With the increasing cost of living, access to core library services such as internet provision, training in basic digital skills and meeting information needs become more essential to ensure all Tasman District’s residents can participate in our society. • The local libraries provide a safe, warm and dry place for people to engage in learning, leisure, meeting new and old friends, and having work meetings. • It’s such a welcoming space with friendly, helpful staff. Just what our world needs more of. • A large proportion of the community doesn’t have a marae or sports club for example, but everyone can use the library in a whole variety of ways. It sets a great example of the importance of life-long learning. It makes us so proud to know we’re providing services and space that brings joy and connection to our communities. Thanks for your support – please come and visit us soon.
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Here are the two main things I learned when 0% of the 226 enrollees in my first digital course failed to complete it.⬇️ 1. Most people are not disciplined enough to finish a digital course unless you create a community + accountability along with it. If people don’t finish your course - you will never gain the testimonials you need to continue promoting it. You HAVE to ensure you do everything you can to help them finish it. 2. If you don’t start promoting until you’re done building the course, you’ve missed a massive opportunity to bring your community along for the ride and to provide feedback on what you’re developing. INVOLVE YOUR COMMUNITY! 5 years after my first launch + 8,000 other learns later, I firmly believe it is never too early to start talking about what you’re working on. People LOVE to feel like they’re part of something. Create a community. Share with them. Grow through them. —— https://lnkd.in/e8GbqE32
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"Question for the community": What's one skill you're currently working on improving, and how do you plan to develop it further? Let's share insights and tips to help each other grow!
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Leader in Nonprofit Organizational Development. 20+ years strategy consulting in the nonprofit sector.
A few years ago I learned to frame every adverse situation with the question: "What is the gift this is giving me?" And there is always an answer that helps us grow. Check out this great, free program tomorrow that dives into this concept: https://lnkd.in/eAe2Nwcp
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Are you the parent or guardian of a Scratcher, or looking to share resources with students' families? Our newest blog post was made just for you! Check out A Parents' and Guardians' Guide to Scratch, where we share more information about our community, how we keep kids safe, how families can engage in Scratch with their Scratcher, and more. https://ow.ly/uHom50Q85I6
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