America's Junior Branch 2019-2020 ARC Presentation

AJB TEAM’s ARC PRESENTATION 2020

Today’s agenda!

Results from

1 2019–2020

2 Supporting AJB

3

Next steps

Today’s agenda!

Results from

1 2019–2020

2 Supporting AJB

3

Next steps

2019–2020 Team

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BETO (COL)

ANA RUTH (GUA)

OLIVIA (USA)

CHARLIE (MEX)

CUB

PATAGONES

CAM

ANDINOS

23 y.o.

Studies Law Loves CISV resources and the color Yellow In CISV since 2008 Former COL NJR

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24 y.o.

Studies Civil Engineering BIG chocolate fan In CISV since 2007, JB since 2010 Former GUA NJR

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22 y.o.

Studied Anthropology Loves Sour Candy In CISV and JB since 2008 Former USA NJR Current USA Board member

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23 y.o.

Studies Communications and Digital Media Doesn’t like chewing gum In CISV since 2008 Former MEX NJR

2020–2021 Team

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OLIVIA (USA)

CHARLIE (MEX)

LUCH (MEX)

JERO (COL)

CAM

ANDINOS

PATAGONES

CUB

22 y.o.

Studied Anthropology Loves Sour Candy In CISV and JB since 2008 Former USA NJR Current USA Board member

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23 y.o.

Studies Communications and Digital Media Doesn’t like chewing gum In CISV since 2008 Former MEX NJR

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21 y.o.

Studies Graphic Design Loves scary movies In CISV and JB since 2015 Former MEX NJR Current IJB Team member

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23 y.o.

Studies Medicine Is color blind In CISV since 2010 and JB since 2012 Former COL NJR Current IJB Team member

AJB IN 2019 445 new JBers

1663 active JBers

584 activities

11,680 participations 83% created new projects

Average Age 16 CUB: 14

3.32/4 score on Chapter/NA collaboration

CAM: 16 Andinos: 16 Patagones: 18

2.29/4 score in mosaic priority

By neighbourhood: ANDINOS

CAM

CUB

PATAGONES

Active JBers

87

109

1,210

52

New JBers

40

93

234

15

Total activities

34

67

366

24

Average # of participants

20

18

27

30

Created new projects

67%

75%

100%

100%

Chapter/NA collaboration (1-4)

3.33

3.75

3.33

3.5

Received domestic training

67%

50%

100%

50%

Priority to run mosaic (1-4)

1.33

2.5

2

3

WORKSHOPS, TRAININGS & PROJECTS Funding and content support to different initiatives to collaborate as a region

CAM workshop Mexico City October 30-November 4

35 participants from Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, and Colombia Topics: ● ● ● ● ●

cooperation between JB’s project strategies leadership building educational content, motivation programme review

NJR Exchange ●

USA NJR was part of Brazil’s NJBM and ran a session on the importance of local and neighborhood impact

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USA and Brazilian NJRs attended Canada’s NJBM and ran a session on the importance of local and neighborhood impact

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Guatemalan and Colombian NJRs were part of the staff group for Mexico’s NJBM 2020

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Argentinian NJRs facilitated sessions for JB Chile training

60 participants 13/13 Countries Average age: 19 y.o.

Topics Discussed: • • • • • •

Innovation Connection ED Content Importance of JB CISV integration (by IJB) Funding

AJBM 2020 Online 200+ registered Around 80 participants per session Topics Discussed: • • • • •

ED content Creativity Gender diversity Terms of reference AJBTeam and ToR election/vote

Online initiatives

Local and National JBs have developed many online initiatives for JBers to participate in!

SWOT STRENGTHS

WEAKNESSES

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Definition and communication of roles

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Lack of continuity in projects & initiatives

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Flexibility for the needs of the region

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Adaptability

Developing content that benefits all countries in the same way

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Transparency

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Social Media engagement

Lack of cooperation between some NA Boards and their JB

THREATS

OPPORTUNITIES COVID-19

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Online engagement with diverse communities

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JB and ARC/NARs collaboration

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Lack of in-person meetings

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Interregional Interactions & collaborations

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Lack of project funds

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New Project ideas & innovation

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JB turnover is rapid and it’s difficult to maintain long-term projects

Today’s agenda!

Results for

1 2019–2020

2 Supporting AJB

3

Next steps

Our role as AJB Team

Team roles Terms of reference

BUDGET EXECUTION Allocated

Spent

Remaining

AJBM Expenses

$1,010

$0

$1,010

ARC Expenses

$540

$0

$540

WS & Trainings

$2,400

$200

$2,200

Projects

$1,050

$320

$730

TOTAL

$5,000

$520

$4,480

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Habitat for humanity Argentina - Andinos workshop

Today’s agenda!

Results from

1 2019–2020

2 Supporting AJB

3

Next steps

Next steps... ● Creating more online initiatives and opportunities ● Support CISV Uruguay ● Create working groups for inter-regional projects ● Make AJB more relevant to all countries in the Americas ● Improving our engagement strategies on social media

THANK YOU!