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Being a Volunteer Honorable guest, principals, teachers and students, It is a real pleasure and privileged to be here on this beautiful morning of International Volunteer Day, to share with you my personal experience as well as my understanding of the power of volunteerism. First, let me share with you some of the thing I have learnt over my half-a-decade involvement as a volunteer. I hav

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I. BEING ________________________________________ Utopian communities are society’s dreams. (Kanter 1972: 237) A BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE As stated in the introduction, ‘my organization’ is also ‘my community’. This is important for this study and deserves explanation. Having spent my adolescence in Germany and Holland in the sixties of the last century, I was very impressed and influenced by the

Introduction There are many ancient, mysterious and fascinating cities around the world. The great ones have gone through many changes throughout the ages from their creation and dominance to devastationand destruction followed by their reconstruction and flourishing. One of these cities is the city of Beirut. Geography Beirut is the capital of Lebanon. It is the largest city ran

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‘Belief in A Soul is Just Wishful Thinking’. Discuss Different philosophers have many different ideas whether our soul exists or not. Some may argue that belief in a soul is just wishful thinking, while others believe that our soul does exist. Some philosophers are materialist they do not accept that there is an immortal part of thee human body called the “soul”. Materialist believes an act

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1 My Beliefs, Values, and Clinical Gestalt with Individuals and Systems Paper Lakesha Marshall University Of Phoenix Abstract I always wondered about the values and beliefs Human Service professional upheld. In this paper I personally give examples on my beliefs and values that I uphold in becoming a human service professional. I will discuss what values is important to me and why I cons

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Growing up I have always let myself down, because of me not believing in myself, and as I got older and older, and days went by life got hard on me, my family always put me down they always thought I was never going to make it through high school but here I’m today in college because there negativity and them putting me down helped me motivate myself, I had to prove all of them wrong yes it was ha

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A sense of belonging can emerge from the connections made with people, places, groups. communities and the larger world. Belonging can also be prevented by choice or by barriers. Although place can provide a sense of familiarity and safety it is the community within the place and an understanding of the world around you that provides a sense of belonging. In the film freedom writers, directed b

Belonging is about making connections. Explain how your texts support or challenge this view. The intrinsic nature of mankind can arguably be describe as one's wish to develop a sense of connection to one another, and this desire to make connections can be described as the wish to belong. Belonging describes the state when one finally reaches an affinity, whether it is physical, emotional or ot

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