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Capacity Building at the Center for Democracy and Humanity
We believe that the organizations and people involved in the non-profit sector improve our communities and our lives. To create a more vibrant North Central Massachusetts, the Center for Democracy and Humanity, through the Institute for Nonprofit Development, strengthens nonprofits' capacity to fulfill their missions and impact their communities.
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- News & Highlights
- Communicate! Register your organization with Mass 211, funded by 14 local United Ways represented by the Council of Massachusetts United Ways. The service will help Massachusetts residents find essential community services – from after-school programs to food banks to securing care for an aging parent. Callers speak confidentially with an information and referral specialist who will assess the caller’s needs and determine the service provider best equipped to handle their problems or crisis.
- New On-Line Resources: Use Google CheckOut to Accept Donations--Free from January -December 2008!
- Professional Development Opportunities: Learn more about non-credit course offerings at MWCC in conflict resolution, intercultural communication, human services, and time management. Click here for schedules and registration information.
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- Event Calendar
- Getting Inside the Mind of the Grantmaker
Thursday, September 4, 2008 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. - Gardner campus of Mount Wachusett Community College - North Cafeteria
- Healthy Communities Training Series with the Central Massachusetts Regional Center for Healthy Communities
September 16, 2008 - December 2, 2008 - Doyle Conservation Center - 464 Abbott Ave Leominster, MA
Session 1: September 16, 2008
The Healthy Communities Movement
- The Framework of Democracy
- Guiding Principles
- Historic Declarations
- The Kitchen approach: Recipes for Success
Session 2: September 30, 2008
Asset Based Community Development
- Gifts of the head, heart and hands
- Historical and local examples
- Resources
Session 3: October 7, 2008
Collaborative Leadership
- The role and definition of Collaborative Leadership
- Facilitating Change Through Leadership
- Make it happen, watch what happens or wonder what happened?
Session 4: October 28, 2008
Youth and Healthy Communities
- Historical models: Going with What Works
- Positive Youth Development
- The Science of Youth Development
Session 5: November 18, 2008
Diversity and Community Change
- Who’s sitting around our tables?
- “You’re killing me” - Racial and Health Disparities
- Competence, Sensitivity or Responsiveness?
- Overcoming Obstacles to Inclusiveness
Session 6: December 2, 2008
Community-friendly Data Design and Presentation
- Science is our friend
- The Complete Community Profile
- Engaging Non-Traditional Partners
- Resources
Session 7: December 9, 2008
Team-Based Action Planning
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