Lisa Hasegawa的动态

Shelterforce #15May2024 : #NOT #ONLY #BUILDING #BUILDINGS: #THE #BLACK #COMMUNITY #DEVELOPERS #GROUP "A conversation with #Leatrice #Moore, #executive #director of #Black #Community #Developers #Group, about the need for BCDG and plans for the future."

What is Pittsburgh building? Bridges! Mission: Pittsburgh Builds Bridges is a community outreach movement fostering diversity, inclusion, and connections through simple actions, the stroke of a paintbrush, dialogue, and awareness. ?? Let's build bridges together! ?? ?????? ??? ???? ???? ????? ?? #PittsburghBuildsBridges #PGHLove #Explore #???????"

As you prepare to ride out for the weekend, I'd like you to consider the words of Chiwuike (Chi-Chi) Owunwanne, sharing that "Within the Corporate Responsibility realm, a community engagement officer is a convener, a connecter, a conduit, and a resource." To continue the alliterative thought I'd also suggest that community engagement officers are collaborators, communicators and contributors to the improvement of the community. Stay conscious and carry on.

What is Pittsburgh building? Bridges! Mission: Pittsburgh Builds Bridges is a community outreach movement fostering diversity, inclusion, and connections through simple actions, the stroke of a paintbrush, dialogue, and awareness. ?? Let's build bridges together! ?? ?????? ??? ???? ???? ????? ?? #PittsburghBuildsBridges #PGHLove #Explore #???????"

August is National Black Business Month! Let’s come together to celebrate and support the incredible contributions of Black-owned businesses. Your support makes a huge difference in fostering economic equality and community development. ??? Swipe left to check some ways you can show your support and keep celebrating this month! Your support can create positive change and drive impactful growth. Let’s uplift and empower the Black business community together! #blackbusinessmonth #supportblackbusinesses #economicempowerment #communitydevelopment #shopblackowned #upliftblackentrepreneurs #blackexcellence #communitystrength #shopblackowned #investinblackbusiness #blackentrepreneurship

We’re back with the 6 Principles for Inclusive Community Engagement! Step 3 is about emphasizing lived experience. Lived experience refers to the firsthand knowledge gained through personal circumstances and identity. As we can never fully see the world through someone else’s lens, we prioritize including those with lived experience to shape the process of engagement. This commitment to 'nothing about us, without us' ensures that the voices of those most impacted are central to decision-making.

Attached is an Article I wrote about my current position.

In October 2023, I was asked to speak at the Beyond Housing 24:1 Community Conference, which focused on the importance of civic engagement. Here is an edited version of my speech, "What it Means to Build CommUnity." https://lnkd.in/g_TdDBEz -------------- In "What it Means to Build CommUnity," Dr. Dwayne T. James, P.E. examines community building, highlighting the importance of unity. Drawing from his extensive experience in civic engagement, structural engineering, and education, he presents a framework centered on three key principles: intentionality, inclusivity, and integrity. Dr. James emphasizes that effective community building starts with individual commitment and the unique contributions of each person. The paper stresses that inclusion should begin at the planning stage, especially for marginalized voices, and highlights integrity as vital for building trust. Dr. James urges a proactive approach to community building, calling on individuals to engage in creating a collaborative environment that thrives on shared purpose and mutual support.

Join us today to learn how strategic plans and campus coalition building supported a successful Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement application, and gain inspiration for applying in the 2026 cycle. https://ow.ly/foYl50QRl3t

Why Acts of Service Matter: Building Strong Businesses Through Community Engagement In today’s business world, community engagement is vital for companies looking to thrive. Acts of service allow businesses to contribute meaningfully while building a strong foundation for growth. At Fellowship of Business Minds (FBM), we believe that prioritizing service not only strengthens your business but also enriches the lives of those in your community. While FBM is rooted in Christian values, our events and initiatives are open to everyone, regardless of faith. Click below to READ MORE Here are four key benefits of community involvement for businesses: 1. Building Trust and Credibility? 2. Enhancing Brand Image 3. Fostering a Supportive Network? 4. Inspiring the Next Generation of leaders https://lnkd.in/eq-57kKY