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Hey, 18-25 year olds! What does 'closing the gap' mean to you?

“For many Indigenous Australians, the fundamental standards of health, education and housing are not being met. In many cases, they are below third world standards. Indigenous Community Volunteers provides access to high-quality services and skilled volunteers in areas where employment, economic development and education opportunities are often limited. We want people to have the same access to culturally appropriate services and education. Communities and volunteers share knowledge and culture…See More

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Alicia Curtis replied to Ellen Kimball's discussion 'Volunteering Video Competition for Young People' in the group emergen Volunteers

"Great stuff Ellen - thanks for sharing"

May 9

Susan Broughton, CFP replied to Ellen Kimball's discussion 'Volunteering Video Competition for Young People' in the group emergen Volunteers

"I am too old but I sent this to a friend who may be interested...Thanks."

May 9

Susan Broughton, CFP replied to Ellen Kimball's discussion 'Volunteering Video Competition for Young People' in the group emergen Volunteers

"Yup better! Thanks"

May 9

Ellen Kimball replied to Ellen Kimball's discussion 'Volunteering Video Competition for Young People' in the group emergen Volunteers

"http://volunteering.notforprofit.gov.au/ Try this one :)"

May 9

Susan Broughton, CFP replied to Ellen Kimball's discussion 'Volunteering Video Competition for Young People' in the group emergen Volunteers

"This link is not working for me Ellen..."

May 9

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Volunteering Video Competition for Young People

Hi All,The Volunteering Video Competition for Young People is open until 5pm (AEST), 22nd July 2012. The theme is 'Your Passion, Our Nation. Volunteer Now!'. For more information please follow this link.Cheers!EllenSee More

May 9

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Ellen Kimball commented on Minh Tran's blog post 'Do you have an itchy heart?'

"Hi Minh, This sounds like a great idea. Have you considered using technology such as Skype? You may be able to find someone to donate computers, and the networks in South East Asia are quite good. After the initial outlay…"

May 9

Kapesa Singogo commented on Ellen Kimball's blog post 'Does one need to be 'loud' to lead?'

"Slow and steady wins the race."

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Nabeela Shihab commented on Ellen Kimball's blog post 'Does one need to be 'loud' to lead?'

"Wow..a very interesting piece to read Ellen xx"

Apr 4

Janine Ripper commented on Ellen Kimball's blog post 'Does one need to be 'loud' to lead?'

"I agree with everything you have said. I used to be such a shy person - it wasn't till my mid-twenties that I came out of my shell a bit and then my late twenties that I started seizing opportunities and realising that it was perfectly ok…"

Apr 4

Alicia Curtis commented on Ellen Kimball's blog post 'Does one need to be 'loud' to lead?'

"Beautiful write up on an important topic!"

Apr 4

Ellen Kimball commented on Kanyanta Chipanta's blog post 'A life well lived, a life worth living.........'

"Wow, Kay! You've got a real talent for writing..."

Apr 4

Ellen Kimball posted a blog post

Does one need to be 'loud' to lead?

At school, I was always the quiet kid, the one who according to my teachers ‘wouldn’t say boo to a goose’ (I tried it once, the reaction from the goose was underwhelming). I was tarred with the ‘shy’ brush very early on, and this label stuck with me well into high school, I believe to my detriment. Don’t get me wrong, as a child there was undoubtedly an element of shyness to my personality. I came in the shadow of three older brothers before me who were sporty, gregarious and outgoing. I…See More

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About Me:: I am a 29 year old woman originally from Canberra. I have a strong interest in social justice and community development, but my passion is music. I sing and play ukulele and would love to use inclusive arts as a tool for community development in the future.

What type of work do you do?: I am a community development officer for Indigenous Community Volunteers.

What leadership/career/community activities have you been involved in?: I have volunteered in the Northern Territory as the facilitator for a children's songwriting workshop in an Aboriginal community. I have also facilitated creative movement classes for kids and teens with disabilities. In the past I have taken part in many voluntary arts projects including dance, theatre and music.

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At 8:31pm on March 30, 2012, Janine Ripper said…: Ellen - good to see you here!

At 3:06pm on December 31, 2011, Alicia Curtis said…: Welcome to Emergen Ellen.

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At 7:40pm on December 18, 2011, Janine Ripper said…: Welcome to Emergen Ellen. If you are interested in Blogging here, or in sharing any of your experiences, feel free to contact me. I'm the Blogging Coordinator.

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