Global Citizens Community Center

Global Citizens Press Collective is a Global online community center. Our goal is to end extreme poverty by 2030. We do that by giving a voice to those in our communities who otherwise don’t have an outlet. The overworked, underpaid. We network with community members in 187 countries to call on leaders to take action on matters that are important to us. Offering our members a free members benefit program with free to low cost referrals, training, resources, and workshops. We organize community building events themed around global citizens and the 17 global goals. We also offer opportunities to partnerships to help boost overall community morale and economics. We help people start to run grow their own companies, projects and or events.

Happy New Year! Here’s our year in focus Certainly! Here's an updated yearly calendar incorporating each of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

**January:**

- Week 1: SDG 1 - No Poverty

- Workshops on poverty alleviation programs

- Fundraising events for local charities

**February:**

- Week 2: SDG 2 - Zero Hunger

- Food drives and distribution to the local community

- Educational sessions on sustainable agriculture

**March:**

- Week 3: SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being

- Health check-up camps

- Wellness and fitness workshops

**April:**

- Week 4: SDG 4 - Quality Education

- Educational seminars and skill-building classes

- Scholarship programs for underprivileged students

**May:**

- Week 5: SDG 5 - Gender Equality

- Workshops on gender equality and women empowerment

- Networking events for women entrepreneurs

**June:**

- Week 6: SDG 6 - Clean Water and Sanitation

- Water conservation awareness programs

- Clean-up campaigns in local water bodies

**July:**

- Week 7: SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy

- Renewable energy workshops

- Discussions on energy-efficient practices

**August:**

- Week 8: SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth

- Job fairs and career counseling sessions

- Entrepreneurship development programs

**September:**

- Week 9: SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

- Tech and innovation expos

- Infrastructure improvement projects

**October:**

- Week 10: SDG 10 - Reduced Inequality

- Diversity and inclusion seminars

- Advocacy for policies promoting equality

**November:**

- Week 11: SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

- Urban planning workshops

- Community beautification projects

**December:**

- Week 12: SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production

- Recycling drives

- Sustainable living workshops

• Week 12: SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production

• Promote eco-friendly practices during holiday celebrations

• Organize a “Buy Local” campaign to support sustainable products

• Week 13: SDG 13 - Climate Action

• Conduct climate awareness campaigns

• Plant trees or participate in carbon offset initiatives

• Week 14: SDG 14 - Life Below Water

• Beach cleanup and marine conservation initiatives

• Educational programs on protecting ocean ecosystems

• Week 15: SDG 15 - Life on Land

• Tree planting and reforestation projects

• Wildlife conservation awareness programs

• Week 16: SDG 16 - Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions

• Human rights awareness events

• Support local initiatives working towards justice and peace

• Week 17: SDG 17 - Partnerships for the Goals

• Collaborate with local organizations and businesses

• Encourage community partnerships to address global challenges

Here’s our week in focus

Monday:

• Morning: Community outreach planning and strategy meetings

• Afternoon: Language exchange programs for cultural diversity

Tuesday:

• Morning: Sustainable living workshops

• Afternoon: Youth empowerment programs and mentorship sessions

Wednesday:

• Morning: Health and wellness clinics

• Afternoon: Educational seminars on global issues

Thursday:

• Morning: Skill-sharing sessions and workshops

• Afternoon: Community gardening and environmental projects

Friday:

• Morning: Open forum for community feedback and suggestions

• Afternoon: Cultural appreciation events and international cuisine tastings

Saturday:

• Morning: Fitness classes and outdoor activities

• Afternoon: Collaborative art projects and exhibitions

Sunday:

• Morning: Religious tolerance and interfaith dialogue sessions

• Afternoon: Local farmers’ market supporting sustainable practices

1. Morning:

- Start your day by setting your intentions and goals for the day. Review the SDGs you are focusing on and choose specific tasks or actions you want to accomplish.

- Spend some time reading news or articles related to the SDGs to stay updated on current events and initiatives.

2. Mid-morning:

- Engage in research and learning activities related to the SDGs. This could involve reading reports, watching documentaries, or attending webinars or online courses.

- Take notes and highlight key points that can be useful for your work on the SDGs.

3. Lunchtime:

- Use this time to connect with like-minded individuals or colleagues who are also working on the SDGs. You can discuss ideas, share resources, and collaborate on projects.

- Consider joining online communities or forums dedicated to the SDGs to expand your network and gain different perspectives.

4. Afternoon:

- Allocate time for active work on your SDG-related projects or initiatives. This could involve planning, strategizing, and taking concrete actions to contribute to the goals.

- If possible, engage in meaningful activities directly related to the SDGs, such as volunteering, organizing events, or participating in advocacy campaigns.

5. Late afternoon:

- Reflect on your progress and accomplishments for the day. Evaluate if you have achieved your set goals and identify any areas for improvement.

- Take some time to document your work, whether through writing reports, creating presentations, or updating your project documentation.

6. Evening:

- Use this time to unwind and take care of yourself. Engage in activities that help you relax and recharge, such as exercising, reading, or spending time with loved ones.

- Reflect on the impact of your work on the SDGs and think about future goals and plans for further contribution.

Remember, the specific tasks and activities may vary depending on your role, interests, and the SDGs you are focusing on. Adapt this daily calendar to suit your needs and priorities.

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Reminder: Season Greetings!!! We are getting ready for our next meeting! Interns and assistants must complete orientation to move forward with the job. Info is below also please put your schedule in.. Please reach out for questions.

Rehearsals are starting this month!

Next Meeting Agenda Tomorrow starting at 9am please join

Going Live Business meeting

Wednesday, Jan 10 –

Thursday, Jan 11

Google Meet joining info

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ntb-kkwp-ntz

Complete task from first meeting

Review sponsorship packets fill out

Review orientations

Next Event rehearsals start soon look out for dates n time

Action Items

Fill out return application

Send in availability

Start orientations (Global Citizens Orientation Women’s Press Collective orientation Hope orientation

Training sponsorship packets, pitch deck

Pick Departments

Book schedule rehearsals

Sign up for global citizens global goals

New agenda

Assign roles

Orientation/Training

Complete submit applications/sponsorship packages Global Citizens Sponsorship Packet 2019.docx

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The hope program https://www.thehopeprogram.org/

There is a training/ orientation for the HOPE program.

They also have:

Virtual and in-person information sessions every week. Attending an information session is the first step in our admissions process. During our information session you will hear about the minimum requirements to participate, hear about our various training programs, find out how to apply, and have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have. Please use the information below to attend an information session:

Virtual information sessions:

Tuesdays and Thursday at 1pm - Zoom link: https://bit.ly/HOPE_info

Dial-in option: Call 646-558-8656, enter Meeting ID: 718-838-9842 and enter Password: 0.

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TBD benefit concert untold stories of a global citizen

We are currently working on our next benefit concert(tbd) to end extreme poverty by 2030. We need interns in the office m-sun we have morning afternoon evening night and overnight shifts available

We have some updates!!! We have locked down Encore venue for our global tour!! We have some exciting new partnerships💪💪💪💪 stay tuned!!! Please interns only send in new availability please and thank you!!!

Hot off the Press!!!!! Our latest interview!!!!!! https://nychajournal.nyc/from-self-referral-to-training-to-employed/

This weeks agenda tbd

Respond and set up meetings for care.com applicants

Timeline run of the show (work on script for the show)

Calendar update

Do pantry list

Do donor runs

Start rehearsals

Set up next meeting

Call BK venue

Email to everyone to the next meeting

Website/website release party

Pop up shop

Sept show/ global tour

No kid hungry space mission

Book

Documentary

Business link application

Send in investor pitch deck

Volunteer sign up literature table bake sale

Rv

Jet

Waldorf