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🚀 Amplifying Voices, Cultivating Change! Our Theory of Change is more than just a strategy; it's a commitment to empower #youngleaders. Through advocacy, grants, networking, and media support, we're cultivating a vibrant community of changemakers. Equipped with the right tools and support, they're poised to tackle environmental challenges effectively. Our ultimate goal? A world where empowered youth lead the charge in driving meaningful environmental change, supported by a collaborative network. Don't miss out on the latest updates 👉 linktr.ee/theiris_project #YouthEmpowerment #EnvironmentalChange #TheoryOfChange

Indigenous women hold the solutions to the issues that impact their lives. Through collective advocacy, we will amplify Indigenous women’s knowledge and expertise, strengthen our own Indigenous women-led institutions, and work in solidarity. Join the Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) for this parallel event as we propose solutions and co-develop advocacy positions to collectively amplify Indigenous women’s voices and influence change at #UNCSW68 and upcoming United Nations’ sessions. https://bit.ly/3T1eZve

Indigenous women hold the solutions to the issues that impact their lives. Through collective advocacy, we will amplify Indigenous women’s knowledge and expertise, strengthen our own Indigenous women-led institutions, and work in solidarity. Join the Ontario Native Women’s Association (ONWA) for this parallel event as we propose solutions and co-develop advocacy positions to collectively amplify Indigenous women’s voices and influence change at #UNCSW68 and upcoming United Nations’ sessions. https://bit.ly/3T1eZve

Welcome back to our educational video series on the Sustainable Development Goals and the human rights of LGBTI people. Today, look deeper into SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure. Click the link below to learn more about LGBTI advocacy and the SDG9: https://lnkd.in/e_iMvEPc Remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel and share!

Measure NGO success: Impact, sustainability, cost-efficiency, stakeholder feedback, global reach, advocacy wins, partnerships, transparency

🚀 We’re excited to announce the launch of the Global Advocacy Hub for Children and Families! 🌍 Born out of a deep commitment to creating lasting, positive change, the Global Advocacy Hub is a powerful platform dedicated to addressing the most pressing challenges faced by vulnerable children and families around the world. Our co-founders, Dana Humaid Al Marzooqi and Diana Gerson, have spent years engaged in various organizations, forums, and initiatives focused on child dignity and family well-being. Through these experiences, they recognized the need for a more unified, impactful approach—one that bridges research, grassroots advocacy, and global collaboration. This realization led to the creation of the Global Advocacy Hub for Children and Families. Our mission is clear - to unite diverse efforts and drive sustainable change by focusing on three key areas: 🌟Research & Literature Development: We aim to fill critical gaps in the literature by focusing on the specific needs of children and families. Through collaborative research and publication, we aim to inform and inspire both local and global actions. 🌟Empowerment through Evaluation: We are committed to supporting local organizations in measuring the impact of their programs. By fostering capacity building, promoting the replication of successful models, and expanding access to vital resources, we empower communities to create sustainable change. 🌟Multidisciplinary Collaboration: By bringing together academic leaders, universities, civil society, international organizations, and UN Agencies, we strive to transcend traditional silos. Our goal is to develop holistic solutions to complex community challenges, integrating diverse perspectives and expertise. The Global Advocacy Hub for Children and Families is more than just a project—it’s a movement. We are passionate about ensuring that every child and family has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their circumstances. As we launch this initiative, we remain fully committed to our ongoing work and engagements. We believe that the synergies created by the Hub will only strengthen our efforts, enabling us to serve children and families more effectively across all our endeavors. We invite you to join us on this journey. Together, we can create a safer, healthier, and more equitable world for all. Follow our page or visit our website at: globaladvocacyhub.org #GlobalAdvocacy #ChildrenAndFamilies #CommunityImpact #SocialGood #Collaboration #Research #Empowerment #CapacityBuilding

🌻 Lacking community engagement? Start by igniting change within research conduction! Discover how researchers are embracing diverse voices, fostering trust, and amplifying community expertise. Uncover the strategies that empower communities, promote advocacy, and shape research outcomes with Simply Strategy today: https://hubs.li/Q02rjtPz0 #SimplyStrategy #ConsumerHealthcare #QualitativeResearch #Insights

We are pleased to share the insights from the 2024 Global Shelter Cluster (GSC) Meeting, which introduced the GSC Strategy 2024-2028. To improve programming through extending impact, recognizing enablers, and promoting advocacy as well as capacity building were some of the significant discussions. The ultimate course for all actors is to mainstream these strategies in advocating transformative leadership and sustainable coordination. UN-Habitat is strengthening its engagement again the GSC.   #ShelterWeek  #HumanitarianResponse #SustainableDevelopment #TransformativeLeadership

Snoop is excited because I just shared my latest article, "From Firefighting to Strategy: How NGOs Can Support Policy Making," published in the Apolitical community! 🥳🤩💁🏽♀️ It's been a journey from the public sector to NGO work, and I'm thrilled to share insights from both sides. In the article, I explore the vital role NGOs can play in helping governments develop data-driven, ground-up policies, and how positive advocacy can create stronger partnerships for long-term impact. Read my full article here: https://shorturl.at/e2v6t #PolicyMaking #NGOs #GovernmentRelations #PublicPolicy

Why should an NGO have a website? 1. Visibility and Credibility 2. Information Dissemination 3. Fundraising 4. Volunteer Recruitment 5. Transparency 6. Communication and Engagement 7. Advocacy and Awareness 8. Global Reach