Free Online Workshop How to Use Your Culture as an Asset in Community Service Projects? Your culture is a powerful asset in the economic development of your community. Learn strategies to serve through your culture and tools to build your resume through the sharing of your heritage. Become a culture philanthropist!
#CulturePhilanthropy
This a Facebook-based course. Enroll at: https://www.facebook.com/culturephilanthropy/ Also follow the conversation via Twitter #culturephilathropy or via Instagram @culturephilanthropy
Because today our main source of information is the Internet, we want to talk to you via our Facebook classroom. Enjoy a asynchronous discussion with a community of open-minded individuals who believe our diversity is an asset to society and the key in unlocking new ways of promoting economic development and generating jobs. Build on what you already know, your culture, and innovate through meaningful conversations. Your pockets are full of culture richness that will allow your to grow your career through involvement in the community. Learn what it takes to become a culture philanthropist and how to use social media to make your culture philanthropy story count as part of your work experience. Your Story Matters, Tell It!
References
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