Diffuse the Mean Girl Syndrome-Encourage Changemakers

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Blog post by Tina Winterlik © 2011

http://tinawinterlik.blogspot.com

I heard these people speak a few months ago and what the said truly resonated with me and changed my life. Please listen and I am sure it will do the same for you.


Wave 1 — "Inspiration" features intimate interviews with wildly successful social entrepreneurs — modern day heroes and innovators who have catalyzed profound positive changes on a massive scale.

Wave 2 — "Empowerment" includes interviews and seminars with leading conscious business experts who will show you the key entrepreneurial mindset shifts and tangible skills that can skyrocket your positive social impact and your profit. Wave 2 is only available via our upgrade package...

Click Here to hear "What Bill Drayon says about the Mean Girl Stage and how it can be diffused by encouraging them to be "Changemakers". Really Powerful Words, Please listen to them. 


http://www.socialentrepreneurempowerment.com/replays/

Lynne Twist is a fabulous speaker and what she said really inspired me. It's one of the reasons I am so involved with Four Years. Go

Ryan Eliason co-founded YES!, empowering more than 675,000 young visionary leaders from 65 nations working on social change, human rights, and environmental sustainability.

He has been starting successful businesses, and designing programs to empower social entrepreneurs for 20 years. He is a successful business coach, certified Master Hypnotist, Transformational Therapist, and the creator of the Social Entrepreneur Empowerment Series.

His company, Professional Coaching Inc., has supported hundreds of conscious entrepreneurs to dramatically increase their positive impact, income, and free time.

He developed his systematic approach through a lifetime of business, fundraising, and sales consulting, designing and leading training programs, and working with both coaching and therapy clients.

Vote Social

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Blog post by Tina Winterlik © 2011

http://tinawinterlik.blogspot.com 

Like the Vote Social website says:
This election, real change is possible if we all show up.
Voting makes a difference. Voting with all your friends will really make a difference. Plus it's more fun.

Let's protect Canadian values of cooperation and democracy by not just voting, but voting social. 

Here's how: http://www.votesocial.ca/

Grab Your Friends & Vote!!!

http://www.votesocial.ca/

Small Change, Growing Kids, & Tides Canada

http://smallchangefund.org/

What We Do

Small Change Fund empowers you to make big change with small change. We provide a place for you to discover, share, connect with, and support amazing grassroots projects in communities across the country – projects that need just a small amount of money to make a real and significant impact in the world.

We make giving simple.

Call it bottom-up investment, grassroots grant-making, place-based funding, micro-philanthropy. Whatever its name, it’s a new way of giving. We use the power of the Internet to engage everyone at their own level to share with others. We open up the giving process so you can have a hand in solving the problems you care about most. You read, you choose, you give. You can give money, you can give time, you can give support. It’s that simple.


We put you in touch.
Did you know that less than 1% percent of Canadian giving goes to grassroots groups and only a fraction of that goes to support environmental and international causes?

Local projects on the ground are often overlooked, especially when they’re needed most – it’s a funny thing, but tough times and complex challenges are just when small, local solutions make the most difference.

As the only Canadian organization of its kind, Small Change Fund puts you in touch with people on the ground, people who are best able to figure out and fix the problems in their communities



This is a video created by Environmental Education Manager, Paul Tucker, from EcoSpark. The video was made as part of a Toronto Digital Storytelling workshop funded by Green Street.

The story was made in response to the question: "Why you do you do what you do?"



The school gardens at Winchester Jr. & Sr. P.S. and Rose Ave. P.S. in the spring and summer of 2010, in east downtown Toronto.

Featuring: spring programs, the after-school program at Riverdale Farm with students from Regent Park, evening garden drop-in with families in the summer and youth green jobs.

See how engaging people in growing food has multiple tangible and intangible benefits!

Our school food garden projects are about kids and their grownups, plants and their people.

Video produced and music composed by Mehrdad Wellington.

http://www.kidsgrowing.ca/wiki/wiki.php

 http://tidescanada.org/about/

In service to the people and organizations that change
the world

Tides Canada provides innovative philanthropic, financial, and project management services for changemakers – philanthropists, foundations, activists, and civil organizations.

As experts who share your values, we work on issues like habitat protection, marine conservation, water resources, climate and energy, arctic policy, food systems and urban sustainability.

Tides Canada helps you make the most of your charitable dollars and improve the lives of people in Canada and around the globe.

• If you are an experienced grant-maker or represent a foundation, we provide program delivery and grant-making support, giving you a partner for turning your wide-reaching programmatic ideas into reality.

 

• If you want to extend your business’s social impact, we work with you to craft a charitable giving strategy that resonates with your corporate values.

 

• If you lead a charity or non-profit, we offer a wide range of services that can expand your donor base and provide long-term support for your organization.

 

• If you are a social entrepreneur, we provide the tools and support you need so you can remain dedicated to making your mission a reality. Read More Here http://tidescanada.org/about/