iAVE 2020 GLOBAL VIRTUAL SERIES: Volunteering 2030 – New Paradigms December 9, 2020 at 9:00 AM ET

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Rapidly changing societal trends, technological innovation, virtual landscapes, and a global commitment to enabling the Sustainable Development Goals for everyone, everywhere creates an emerging dynamic where established boundaries for volunteering are being challenged and changed. Such a ‘borderless state’ often within countries but sometimes across nation states requires more collaboration, integration and sharing of resources to bring about the change the world needs. Partnership across organizations and sectors, new ways of engaging citizens and volunteering across borders can bring innovation and greater impact to the involvement of volunteers.


 

 

 

Key Presenter:

Oscar Garcia (Argentina)
Professor
San Martin National University, Argentina
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Moderator:

David Styers (United States)
Coordinator
Volunteer Groups Alliance
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Panelists:

Nichole Cirillo (United States)
Executive Director
IAVE
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Boram Kim (South Korea)
Plan of Action Coordinator
United Nations Volunteers
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Lejla Šehić Relić (Croatia)
President
CEV – Centre for European Volunteering
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Samuel Turay (Sierra Leone)
Project Assistant
VSO International – Sierra Leone
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Mohamed AL Hosani (UAE)
Director of Leadership and Empowerment
Emirates Foundation
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Nuntinee Malanon (Thailand)
Founder
Volunteer Spirit Network
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Simone Galimberti
Position: Co -Founder of ENGAGE,a new social venture for the promotion of volunteerism and service and Ideator of Sharing4Good

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