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Today is International Women's Day. It's a day to celebrate the potential of women and girls. To do amazing things. To change the world. And it's Friday! Are you partaking in activities for women's day? Share with us!
Here are the volunteer news from the week:
Today's post is written by Bill, who completed his undergraduate studies in Secondary Education from Arizona State University. After college Bill spent some time teaching Senior Economics in Anthem, Arizona. Bill is currently a traveling teacher, who has spent time teaching in the Caribbean, Africa, Europe, and Asia, where he has taught English, Health, Geography, Social Studies, and Outdoor Education.
In 2008 I was currently studying to be your average everyday teacher. I knew what I wanted to do, but wasn’t sure why. Grades in school weren’t something I took pride in and a C was just as good as an A to me.
Today's post is part two on the The Civic 50, published Feb. 26 on CSRwire. This blog is written by Ilir Zherka, Executive Director of the National Conference on Citizenship decodes the second dimension: measurement and strategy.
Curaçao Cares is the first of its kind volunteer and project management organization in Curaçao, a Dutch-Caribbean island. Curaçao is well known for its beautiful capital Willemstad that is on the UNESCO Heritage List, for its beaches, and of course for its blue liqueur.