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SID's Mission and Board Requirements:

Strategies for International Development (SID) designs, proves, and promotes better methods for helping poor farmers graduate from poverty. The Board of Directors ensures that SID is doing the best job possible to achieve this mission and has adequate funding to carry out the programs that achieve it. Members attend on average four meetings a year, either in person or via Zoom, to review progress and make decisions. They serve for three-year terms and can be appointed for successive terms in accordance with SID's Bylaws.

Specific Focus for the New Member:

SID uses a regional approach to help poor farmers graduate from poverty with the common cash crop of the region. Farmers define the practices they need to adopt in order to graduate from poverty. Local officials and primary school teachers teach and promote their adoption. SID conducts demonstration shows in the practices and also provides monthly technical assistance in the practices in communities that agree to adopt all of them. The technical assistance goes to the communities that will make best use of it, and they become leaders for the others to follow. (See, Everett Roger's theory of the diffusion of agricultural innovations.)

We also help women in these communities to set personal goals, solve common problems, and make business plans so that they can participate equally in the technical assistance in the common cash crop. They build businesses more equally with their husbands or on their own, and the great majority of them combine their personal growth and business planning to build second businesses as well.

We are looking for a board member who will pay particular attention to this program and its advancement.

Requirements:

• Strong interest in international development, in particular agricultural development and helping poor farmers graduate from poverty.
• Strong interest in and commitment to equal opportunities for women and their advancement.
• Interest in keeping abreast of strategies for women's advancement in developing countries.
• Experience in living and working in development countries a plus.
• Willingness to travel and visit programs a plus.
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We are looking for volunteers to help expand the impact of our Foundation. We are one of the most cost effective and imactful Ocean cleanup organizations in the world. In 2 years we have collected and recycled over 1.4 million pounds with zero waste to landfill. We want to expand and help other areas to setup or improve their ocean plastic prevention programs. We have the systems, but we need your help and passsion for the ocean.

We are looking for unpaid volunteers for 1-4 months.
We can accept a wide range of skillsets including

Mechanical engineering - waste capture device design and improvements

Graphic Design - Content development and media for website and social media

Artist - We welcome sculptors, jewelers, painters, cartoonists, photographers, etc. If you have an artistic vision and would like to showcase ocean conservation and recycling themes we would like to work with you.

Teachers / course design - We work in schools and communities teaching them about sustainability, the environment and recycling.

Marketers - Help us build our online presence, reach bigger audiences and generate donations.

The opportunity is in Thailand, but we would consider remote volunteers as well.

This is an unpaid volunteer opportunity.

The volunteer is responsible for travel, accommodation, and any visa requirements, etc.

Onsite volunteering would be minimum 30 day commitment.

Remote / part time volunteering is flexible and determined on a case by case basis.

Your help can have a big and measurable impact on preventing ocean plastics.
We look forward to hearing from you.

  • Thu , 01/05/2023 - 08:30 to Thu , 01/05/2023 - 08:30
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Coral Guardian is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of coral ecosystems.
Help us set up a media relations strategy, contact the media and publicize our projects and our work. We would be delighted to have the support of someone with experience in media relations and/or a network to mobilize.
Thank you!

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Coral Guardian est une association à but non lucrative, qui se dédie à la protection des écosystèmes coralliens.
Aidez-nous à mettre en place une stratégie de relation presse, à prendre contact avec des médias et faire connaitre nos projets et notre action. Nous serions ravis de bénéficier de l'accompagnement d'une personne avec de l'expérience dans les relations presse et/ou un réseau de contacts à mobiliser.
Merci !

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Coral Guardian is dedicated to protecting coral ecosystems around the world. To this aim, we have redacted a training manual for project leaders to develop their own coral restoration projects. This manual is available in English and French and we are redacting a version in Bahasa indonesia. We need help with proof-reading the content of this manual. A native indonesian speaker would be more than welcome to help us finish this project.
Thank you !
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Coral Guardian is dedicated to protecting coral ecosystems around the world. To this aim, we have redacted a training manual for project leaders to develop their own coral restoration projects. This manual is available in English and French and we are redacting a Spanish version. We need help with proof-reading the content of this manual. A native spanish speaker would be more than welcome to help us finish this project.
Thank you !
  • Wed , 01/04/2023 - 09:00 to Wed , 01/04/2023 - 12:00
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What: Volunteer Tree Planting at Horn’s Corner

When: Saturday, February 4th 9:00am – 12:00pm

Where: 4300 S Settler Dr, Ridgefield, WA 98642

What to Bring: Please wear long pants, waterproof shoes, and dress for the weather. Please bring your own water and snacks.

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Qué: Reforestación para voluntarios en Horn’s Corner

Cuándo: Sábado 4 de Febrero 9:00am a 12:00pm

Dónde: 4300 S Settler Dr, Ridgefield, WA 98642

Qué llevar: Favor de usar pantalón, zapato o bota adecuado para agua porque el terreno es un humedal y vestir de acuerdo al clima. Traer su propia agua y alimento.

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  • Thu , 01/12/2023 - 09:00 to Thu , 01/12/2023 - 11:00
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Join us in Live Oak Meadow to tackle invasive Bamboo in Pease Park! Help maintain a healthy ecosystem by removing species such as Bamboo, Ligustrum, Chinese Privet, and Catclaw that crowd out native species without providing sustenance for the fauna that live in the park.

Open to individuals 18+

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  • Wed , 01/11/2023 - 09:00 to Wed , 01/11/2023 - 11:00
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Join us in Live Oak Meadow to tackle invasive Bamboo in Pease Park! Help maintain a healthy ecosystem by removing species such as Bamboo, Ligustrum, Chinese Privet, and Catclaw that crowd out native species without providing sustenance for the fauna that live in the park.

Open to individuals 18+

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  • Tue , 01/10/2023 - 09:00 to Tue , 01/10/2023 - 11:00
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Join us in Live Oak Meadow to tackle invasive Bamboo in Pease Park! Help maintain a healthy ecosystem by removing species such as Bamboo, Ligustrum, Chinese Privet, and Catclaw that crowd out native species without providing sustenance for the fauna that live in the park.

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Habitat for Humanity Sanford Area is seeking volunteers to help build strength, stability, self reliance and shelter. Proceeds from Habitat ReStore support these efforts. We are seeking volunteers to assist with merchandising, organizing the store, sorting donations and preparing them for sale. Minors 14 and up are welcome but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and tasks may be limited.