Events

« May 04, 2008 - June 03, 2008 »
 
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Volunteers provide a valuable service by donating millions of dollars worth of labour to the non-profit sector every year. They are a vital resource to organizations and help govern, implement programs and take on numerous responsibilities that an organization achieve its mission. This workshop is interactive, dynamic and fun with a key focus on helping you learn new ideas and strategies to recruit, manage and retain your volunteer workforce.

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Knowing how to maximize your employees’ potential is a critical skill for managers and supervisors.  The workshop will help you leverage the talent and strengths of your staff to create a workforce that is accountable, creative, motivated and working toward your organizational goals.

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This workshop is an advanced 'how to' designed for those interested in doing qualitative research from a community-based perspective (focus groups, interviews, participant observation, etc.). Develop the skills and strategies needed to gather and manage ‘quality’ data.   Learn the tips and techniques needed to design well formulated questions, gather & manage qualitative data, perform collaborative data analysis and effectively present your findings from qualitative data.

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Start: 9:00 am
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The ethical principle 'do no harm' should be the foundation for all the work we do as community practitioners and researchers. However, sometimes in our quest for getting 'good data' we forget to put all the safeguards in place to protect the confidentiality, privacy and the vulnerability of community members engaged in research. This workshop will focus on ethical dilemmas commonly presented in community-based research. Case studies of real life examples will be used.