Volunteering is vitally important to providing a sense of belonging to one’s community, it is a practical way to showcase resilience by including everyone in helping themselves and others to overcome problems whether they are, for example, economic, social, humanitarian or environmental. Volunteers are working across divisions and between cultures showcasing in practical ways the respect for others that builds more tolerant societies. Organizations that involve volunteers also need to be committed to the value of inclusion, showcasing tolerance and embracing diversity in their involvement of volunteers.
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Chris Millora (Philippines)
Doctoral Researcher
UNESCO Chair in Adult Literacy & Learning for Social Transformation, University of East Anglia VIEW BIO
Dr. Sabrina Clark (USA)
Director, Voluntary Service
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
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Mujtaba Arshia (Afghanistan)
Founder
Afghanistan Volunteering National Organization
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Raquel Rodrigues Keenan (UK)
Events Officer & Diversity Trainer
Volunteer Now
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