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Take a glimpse into our monthly training calls! ⁠
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For one hour each month, we take time to learn more about each other, share how our training is going, and answer any questions the trainees have.⁠
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Connection with the cohort provides space for us to see each other grow, gain new ideas, and support one another as we continue to learn and become better leaders.⁠
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Stay tuned for more updates from our current cohort of trainees!⁠
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#leadershipdevelopment #CultivateChange #nonprofit

World Creativity and Innovation Day was created as

World Creativity and Innovation Day was created as a way to encourage people to use their creative ideas to make the world a better place. By using our creativity, we are able to make our own place in the world better too!⁠
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At Cultivate, we are constantly looking for creative solutions to problems the world faces, and we greatly value empowering leaders to find these solutions for their communities. This graphic above is a simplified version of the process we take our trainees through and we hope it can be helpful to help you think through some creative ways to find solutions to the challenges you face!⁠
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#WCID #creativity #innovation

We realize yesterday’s verdict is not the end, b

We realize yesterday’s verdict is not the end, but yet the start of accountability and the start of change. Our work is not done: we will continue to fight the fight toward equity, justice and liberty for all. We encourage everyone to find their place in this battle and do what they can to make change.

As an organization that celebrates the diversity o

As an organization that celebrates the diversity of cultures, World Art Day is a great way to acknowledge the talent and creativity that comes from individuals and communities all over the world. Visit the official website through the link in our bio to learn more!⁠
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#WorldArtDay #internationalart

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Cultivate continues to grieve with our Minnesota community over the unjust deaths of men and women of the BIPOC community. ⁠
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We stand alongside our brothers and sisters who are fighting for justice. We stand with those who demand justice for the countless lives of black, indigenous and people of color taken by broken people and systems of racism and injustice.⁠
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We denounce acts of injustice, bigotry, racism and hatred by our local and national governments. We plead for those who are hurting, scared and continue to experience racial trauma. We believe a better world is possible. We believe people are good and capable of amazing, beautiful things.⁠
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Take time to grieve and lament over the loss of life. ⁠
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#CultivateChange #justice #BLM

Did you know there are so many ways you can suppor

Did you know there are so many ways you can support and be involved with Cultivate that go beyond financial support?⁠
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By signing up for our newsletter, you can hear about opportunities to volunteer, network, intern, learn about issues that matter to us, and stay up-to-date on what's happening within Cultivate. Visit our website link in our bio to have these opportunities delivered to your inbox!

Grieving today the loss of another black man. #Dau

Grieving today the loss of another black man. #DaunteWright, at the hands of the police's abuse of power. It reminds us of #paulofreire's teachings on fighting against #oppression. Here is a summary of what we have shared in our #communitydevelopment course on activism.

"True liberation, true social change, will always be political. If you feel in yourself a hesitancy to doing this kind of work, take the time to explore why. Why are you OK with giving the poor a handout, providing them services that alleviate their suffering, but are unwilling to step into the political realm of fighting injustice? What are you afraid that you will lose? Your reputation? Your good standing in society? These are big questions that cannot be easily answered. But please, take the time to really think through this. Generosity is good, it does save lives, but it does not permanently change systems and societies. If you're really in this work in order to make things better for your community, it is going to be political. Even if you don't label it like that. Fighting oppression and injustice is always political. Are you willing to step into it fully?"

These images also highlight Freire's explanation of the process of conscientization. I know that the hurting and oppressed of the Twin Cities have done this extremely hard work of investigation, dialogue, collaboration and action. For those of us not on the front lines, what will we do now?

$450 provides a trainee with basic necessities for

$450 provides a trainee with basic necessities for one month. Your generous support will allow community leaders to continue focusing on giving back to their own communities. ⁠
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Will you help us #CultivateHope in their lives? Link to donate is in our bio!

Elaine, our founder, started Cultivate in 2016 in

Elaine, our founder, started Cultivate in 2016 in order to empower leaders everywhere, and we are excited to see more and more women in our organization, utilizing our training program, and leading other nonprofits and companies! ⁠
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Click the link in our bio to find out more about some of the women (and men!) behind Cultivate!⁠
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What's your favorite woman led organization or company? Share below!⁠
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#empoweringwomen #bethechange #changemakers

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