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Organizational Development & Strengthening Advisor - Volunteer in Nicaragua

Location Honduras

Start Date Feb - Apr 2018(flexible)

Length of Placement 9-12 Months

Language Requirements Spanish

Open to Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada only

Compensation: 
Monthly stipend, flights, accommodation, medical insurance, etc
Start Date: 
Thu, 02/15/2018
Deadline: 
15 Feb 2018
Phone: 
6138297445
Region: 

Market Advisor - Volunteer in Nicaragua

Location: Mangua, Nicaragua

Start Date Feb - Apr 2018 (flexible)

Length of Placement: 12 Months

Language Requirements: Spanish

Open to Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents of Canada only

Compensation: 
Monthly stipend, flights, accommodation, medical insurance, etc
Start Date: 
Tue, 02/06/2018
Deadline: 
15 Feb 2018
Phone: 
6138297445

Development Director

Position:​ ​New​ ​Economy​ ​Coalition​ ​Development​ ​Director
Location:​ Boston, MA area preferred; other locations in the US & Canada considered
Compensation:​ $52,000
Time​ ​Commitment:​ Full Time Salaried Position
Start​ ​Date:​ January 2018

Deadline: 
10 Dec 2017
Phone: 
617-946-3200
Region: 

Membership Director

Type: Full-Time (40 hr/wk) Senior Staff
Location: National, Supervisor is based in Cambridge, MA
Compensation: $52,500 / year
Benefits: Full benefits including healthcare, dental, retirement, and a generous vacation package.

Deadline: 
10 Dec 2017
Phone: 
617-946-3200
Region: 

Social Enterprise World Forum 2018

SEWF 2018

The Social Enterprise World Forum 2018 is an international event for social enterprises from all over the world to come together, share wisdom, build networks and explore how to create a more sustainable future.

Register for the Social Enterprise World Forum 2018

Who is it for?

  • Social entrepreneurs and social enterprise practitioners
  • Policy makers, academics and investors
  • Community leaders, activists, supporters and more from Scotland and across the globe!

What happens?

  • Workshops, study tours and specialist sessions
  • Plenaries, discussions and debates
  • Entertainment, ceilidh dancing and evening meet ups

What will I get from it?

  • Inspiration, ideas and energy from local and global connections
  • Opportunities to share successes, challenges and support, and to develop the vision for a global movement
  • Insights, wisdom and expertise, great food, dancing and fun!

What else is happening?

  • Fringe events around Edinburgh with local social enterprises
  • Study tours
  • Academic and rural symposiums
  • Young talent programme

Renaissance of Community 2018

Detroit 2018: Renaissance of CommunityTake a Leading Role in a World Class Community Development Conference

  • Get recognition for your work through our peer-review process and conference proceedings
  • Connect with passionate peers and world renowned experts in community development
  • Learn and share effective tools for helping communities engage and progress on their own terms

The Community Development Society (CDS) was founded in 1969 to create a national and international network of community development researchers, practitioners and policy makers  with an interest in community development.

More Information on the Conference

The CDS is requesting proposals for refereed presentations and posters relating to community development for presentation at the 2018 Community Development Society Conference, July 22-25, 2018 in Detroit, Michigan. Submissions relating to the conference theme, “Renaissance of Community” are encouraged, but all submissions will be given full consideration.

Pre-conference Workshops: On Sunday July 22, 2018 we will be hosting pre-conference workshops that engage our membership in meaningful, intensive, and interactive sessions to gain new skills related to community development. Each workshop will be scheduled for a half day or a full day (2.5 hours or 5 hours). 

Ignite Sessions: An Ignite session is a method of sharing on an inspiring and exciting topic in 5 minutes using 20 Power Point slides, advancing automatically every 15 seconds. Ignite slides tend to incorporate excellence in slide design in support of a very clearly articulated message. 

Roundtables: Roundtables are 45-minute oral presentations with attendees seated around a table. Roundtable presentations typically include 15 minutes of presentation, followed by 30 minutes of discussion and feedback.

Think Tank: A Think Tank is a session focusing on a single issue or question. Initially, a chairperson orients attendees to the issue or question and relevantcontext. Then, attendees break into small groups to explore the issue or question and finally reconvene to share their enhanced understanding through a discussion facili- tated by the chairperson.

Birds of a Feather Gatherings: Birds of a Feather Gatherings, also known as idea exchanges or networking tables, are relatively small and informal discussion based gatherings, aimed at building networks and exploring ideas. This is the only session type for which there is NO formal presentation; instead the facilitators ensure that there is time for introductions amongst those in attendance and come with questions or ideas to spark discussion around a particular topic area. 

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