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SUMMARY:Mini-workshop | Working with volunteers
DESCRIPTION:Community managers are often trying to create spaces that support group learning and self-expression to build something members of the community couldn’t create alone – and this almost always includes incorporating volunteer contributions. In this Mini-workshop\, we’ll explore common community manager concerns related to working with volunteers. We’ll discuss how to flip the narrative from self-doubt and scarcity to center volunteers in a way that empowers and supports them in working together and builds your confidence as a community organizer. We will discuss making contributor pathways visible so that work gets done\, while being respectful of members’ different contexts. If you’ve ever found yourself thinking things such as “I feel really self-conscious about asking for contributions from our volunteers – are we being too demanding?” and “I know that different members in our community need different things\, but I don’t know where to start\,” then this discussion-based workshop is for you. \n  \nRegistration is now closed. 
URL:https://www.cscce.org/event/mini-workshop-working-with-volunteers/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:professional development training
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