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Optimist International Internet Safety Program
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In 2008, Optimist International introduced the Internet Safety program with a focus on providing Optimist Clubs with resources to educate both young people and their parents about potential dangers on the internet and offering information about safe practices while online ...
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Program Logo Sheet -
This sheet combines a number of program logos into one jpg
"Buried deep within each of us is a spark of greatness, a spark that can be fanned into flames of passion and achievement.
That spark is not outside
of you it is born deep within you." --James A. Ray
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My wish is that we hold ourselves accountable for seeing communities as places where people actually live, and not simply as sites to implement programs and initiatives. When the latter occurs we end up missing people's aspirations what they seek, and what theyll go to bat for.
We fail to take the steps that galvanize people to play an active part in the creation of the community they want. Sadly, we get caught up in activity-happy approaches that produce little change.
--Rich Harwood, Blog "My Michigan Wish"
http://www.theharwoodinstitute.org/index.php?ht=display/ViewBloggerThread/i/24809/pid/21438
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Comments (1)
Bob-RJ Burkhart said
at 8:22 am on Feb 10, 2010
Social Capital Conservancy Metrics:
Where:
SC: Sustainable Change
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D: Dissatisfaction
V: Vision of future state or condition
F: F1RST/Next steps to desired state
R: Resistance to change (inertia)
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Then: SC = D x V x F > R
via http://futurethought.pbwiki.com/
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