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GFSC Newsletter Archives * Inspire: Share Your Stories * Your volunteer stories about building community capacity will inspire others to volunteer and sustain communities for the future. Your
story should include the following:
" Inspiration: What motivated you to get involved? " Description of people impacted by project " Action: What did you do? " Number of volunteers and volunteer hours " Results: What's different now? To share your story, click here. * Suggest a Topic * GFSC is planning several 1-2 hour online discussions/webinars this year. If you would like to recommend a topic and/or expert, click here. * Community Needs Survey * Please help us assess the variety of community needs as recognized by local volunteers. Your input will help us focus our resources; develop programs and materials to better assist volunteer efforts. To complete this short survey, click here. Facilitator Support GFSC offers virtual mentoring, training, materials and other support for facilitators and other professionals in areas affected by disasters as well as for those who want to be prepared in case of future disasters. To stay informed, you can sign up for our newsletter here. Read more about our Disaster & Crisis Intervention Workshops. Please contact us at info@globalfacilitators.org to arrange for customized training to meet your needs and the needs of your organization or community. Sharing
Our Virtual If
you would like to arrange to use the GFSC virtual conference space
for volunteer facilitator work, planning, support, sharing concerns
and exploring options for specific projects, please contact mp@globalfacilitators.org.
Kiosk
- HotConference donates 25% of fees to GFSC
from the clients who sign up at the GFSC website visitors and through
GFSC contacts . We are very excited about this partnership. For more
information, go to: hotconference.com/GFSC/partners1.php
GFSC & Facilitator U. Steve
Davis of Facilitator U and Master Facilitator Journal fame is donating
a membership in Facilitator
U. to all Mentored Pathways participants. There you will
have access to a complete virtual library of facilitation information
to complement your knowledge of tools and techniques. Steve is a welcome
resource supporting GFSC and our Mentored Pathways process.
Read more...
Facilitators...guide
people though participatory processes so that group members themselves
identify goals, make decisions, plan organization strategies and learn
from one another. Successful facilitation improves group functioning,
increases energy, effectiveness and efficiency as group members learn
new skills they can apply to future challenges.
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