"I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It's not. The worst thing in life is to end up with people that make you feel all alone." - Robin Williams 🎯 Isolation can look like being physically alone and/or socially alone and disconnected, even in a crowd. 🎯Learn to identify and name what you're experiencing. 🎯Discover how to address isolation and loneliness. 📅 Join us at a LinkedIn Live with Aiko Bethea, Esq., PCC (she-her)on August 29th at 7pm where we’ll dive deep into Recognizing Isolation and Rediscovering Community. 🔗 to RSVP: https://lnkd.in/e2BSMvmQ #leadershipdevelopment #humanresources #linkedinlive
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LEADERSHIP IS ABOUT HELPING THOSE IN NEED Helping those who are alone in the world is a profound act of compassion and empathy. Being alone can often feel isolating and overwhelming, leaving individuals vulnerable and in need of support. Whether it's offering a listening ear, extending a helping hand, or simply providing companionship, reaching out to those who are alone can make a significant difference in their lives. It's about fostering a sense of belonging and connection, reminding them that they are not forgotten or invisible. Through small gestures of kindness and understanding, we can create a community where everyone feels valued and supported, helping to alleviate the burden of loneliness and isolation in our society.
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Understanding is key. 🗝️ Support makes us stronger. 💪 Strategies can change lives. 🌈 Here you go: https://lnkd.in/gj_RSfm3 🎙️ Building a community where everyone feels they belong can be a game-changer. 🤗 Share your thoughts or tag someone who's making a difference! 📣 Follow @advancingwithamy for more heartfelt stories and strategies. 💖 #MentalHealthMatters #Neurodiversity #CommunityBuilding #MentalHealthWarrior #NeuroSpicyMama
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Creating community. Reconnecting. Thanks to the visionary Little BIG Foundation & their mission to tackle the loneliness epidemic for offering this beautiful space for Women’s Singing Circle. (and a whole host of other wonderful community building offerings) We share our voices mindfully in the moment (And by the way, if you can speak, you can sing. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Heads up: it’s not about perfection or performance…it’s about participation…) We leave our mental load behind for a while. We come together as humans have done through our evolution. Interestingly, the conversations after singing together are always more free flowing and far reaching. How long has it been since you sung with colleagues & friends? #workplacewellness #community #sharingourvoices
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🌟 Join us at Communities Voices in practicing empathy every day and making a difference in the emotional well-being of individuals. Let's create a community that uplifts and supports one another. 🌈💪 For more information on how you can get involved and spread empathy, check out the first comment. #EmpathyMatters #CommunityVoices #EmotionalWellBeing #communitiesvoices #Iamapeer #peerlife #whatsyourstory
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It's that time ya'll! The next Community Support Call is on Jan 19 from 3-4 pm EST / 12-1 pm PST. Register using the link below. #socialjustice #socialchange #burnout #antioppression #diversityequityinclusion
It's a new year which means a new calendar of Community Support Calls! These calls are a loosely structured space where people committed to dismantling systemic oppression can get a little extra support. If you're actively trying to disentangle your life from capitalism, racism, patriarchy, ableism, and colonialism, this space is for you. The next one is on Jan. 19 from 3-4 pm EST. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dEMXbCwh
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Siji Varghese - Leaders in Lipstick® - 📍This is a wake-up call for all of us to not only be aware of this phenomenon but to actively combat it. By fostering a culture of empathy and responsibility📍 Yes - Indeed we can enhance community safety and encourage proactive responses in crisis moments. Sharing below these few steps we can consider -> - Educate ourselves and others about the bystander effect, lead by example in everyday situations, empower individuals with the skills to intervene safely, and strengthen community engagement. - Each of us has the power to make a difference, to be the one who steps forward when others might hesitate. - Everyone one should consider / introspect to embrace this responsibility and work towards a more supportive and responsive society. ♻️ WE NEED TO CARE MORE…!!!
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Recently, I watched a social experiment that left a profound impact on me. In the video, a man simulated the kidnapping of a small boy from a crowded street. Disturbingly, not a single bystander intervened or even followed to check on the boy’s safety, except one lady amongst all of the others who didn't. This powerful yet unsettling experiment highlights a pervasive issue in our society: apathy. The experiment revealed a chilling truth about human behavior. Despite the potential danger to the child, people remained passive, likely assuming someone else would act or that it wasn’t their responsibility. This phenomenon, known as the "bystander effect," underscores how collective inaction can have dire consequences. Why Does This Happen? 1. Diffusion of Responsibility: In a crowd, individuals often believe that someone else will take action, diluting their own sense of responsibility. 2. Fear of Misjudgment:People fear misinterpreting a situation and facing potential embarrassment or backlash. 3. Desensitization: Continuous exposure to distressing events can make individuals less responsive to new incidents. To combat apathy, we must actively work towards fostering a culture of empathy and proactive responsibility. Here’s how we can start: 1. Awareness and Education: Encourage discussions about the bystander effect and the importance of individual action in emergency situations. 2. Lead by Example:Demonstrate empathy and intervention in everyday scenarios, inspiring others to follow suit. 3. Empowerment: Equip people with the knowledge and confidence to act. This could involve basic training in first aid, conflict resolution, and understanding when and how to safely intervene. 4. Community Engagement: Strengthen community bonds through local initiatives, encouraging a sense of collective responsibility and care. By addressing and mitigating apathy, we can create a more supportive and responsive society. Each of us has the power to make a difference, to be the one who steps up when others stand back. Let’s embrace this responsibility and lead with compassion. #Empathy #SocialResponsibility #Community #Leadership #HumanBehavior
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Understanding differing perspectives is crucial in addressing social problems! At Communities Voices, we foster better communication and understanding among diverse perspectives. Join our community to connect with others who share similar experiences and navigate community services. Let's create a more harmonious society through open dialogue and empathy. 🤝💬 For more information on how you can be a part of our community and contribute to positive change, check out the first comment! #CommunitySupport #UnderstandingPerspectives #OpenDialogue #HarmoniousSociety #SocialProblems #DifferingOpinions #communitiesvoices #Iamapeer #peerlife #whatsyourstory
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Isolation can feel overwhelming, the message "You Are Not Alone" resonates deeply. Many individuals face loneliness, but connections can emerge unexpectedly. This piece delves into the significance of community, support, and empathy, showcasing tales of resilience and the power of unity. Through personal stories and reflections, we unveil how reaching out can transcend solitude, emphasizing that together, we can navigate challenges. #Community #Support #Connection #YouAreNotAlone
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Creating a Safe Space: Embrace Vulnerability and Inspire Others🌟 Discover the power of vulnerability in building a supportive community. Join us as we discuss the importance of sharing struggles, fostering empathy, and creating a non-judgmental environment. #SafeSpace #EmbraceVulnerability #SupportiveCommunity #NoJudgmentZone #EmpathyMatters #InspireOthers #ShareYourStory #BuildingConnections #StrengthInVulnerability #AuthenticConnections
