The Nature Network Group: June 2021

Wednesday, June 30, 2021

Celebrate The Trailblazers

Tell your story.

Tell it simply but firmly.

You are a Champion 🏆❤️.

Work harder but make your work effective by ensuring it uplifts not only yourself but others too.

Have a plan in mind and ensure the outcomes serve a larger purpose. Your vision will be beneficial to others this way.

We promote two important ideals that all humans are created free and dignified. So, to make these ideals practical we created a space where we could put this in practice.

This is how we came up with a social support Community Based Organization (CBO) that has served many beneficiaries.

We are so glad we contributed to the dignity and self-confidence of many of our beneficiaries through our social safe spaces.

Saturday, June 26, 2021

Get In The Habit Of Being Industrious, It Creates In You A Culture For Productivity And Work Ethics

Cultural Identity Essentialism Has Ingredients For Self-Development And It Discourages Self-Rejection

You thought about applying yourself in some form of work. But, your peers ridiculed you. They said you were wasting time and that you were doing things that don't bring in money. Most said, the things you do are boring. But, you went ahead and did your things everyday.

You thought about applying for that job. But, you were scared no one would get back to you. Your peers mocked you. They said you were wasting time and that this was way above you. Most said, why bother when you knew no one would get back to you. But, you went ahead, applied anyway, got it and performed so well.

Never ever allow self-rejection. It stands in the way of your full actualization.

Meet Mother Nature of Matasia Nairobi Kenya versus Mother Nature of Burns WV USA.

#BisiAlimiFoundationPrideFestival

#kikikyebakujjukirako

Monday, June 21, 2021

Using Social Media Platforms To Enhance Health Promotion and Advocacy Campaigns Against HIV, TB,Malaria and COVID-19

We involve ourselves into strategic promotion of information, education and communication to raise consciousness about how contributions to quality life goals can optimally be made.

Regularly updated social media platforms enable us to provide information that stimulates decision-making.

We use the platforms as notice boards through which we connect with readers.

Social media platforms are an archive of activities that can be accessed by those who desire to find out what we are engaged in.

Social media platforms are reporting tools which can be used to track activities.

The platforms are an opportunity to manage what is shared widely, they make interaction possible and provide themes to follow categorically.

The routine embedded within such enterprise makes it galvanizing especially if those who were previously stigmatized or discriminated can use the platforms to broaden opportunity for participation and involvement.

Social media platforms leverage action to participate in activities such as Health, social justice or human rights promotion.

Those who engage in regular updates are the interlocutors and champions who create new jobs. The jobs then increase room for others to participate in self development as well as livelihood enhancement.

Social media platforms leverage maximization of opportunities that create expansion of work spaces and virtual mobility. These can translate into economic, cultural, social and technology development opportunities.

The routine creates a sense of accomplishment, the displays provide visual cues that can be in form or records or notices and the work space broadens possibilities.

In using social media platforms, we have been able to develop human resource in form of social change agents or champions. We are able to leverage imagination, catalyze effort, contribute to means and create instantiation that elevates dignity for all.

Saturday, June 19, 2021

Refugees Are Economic Contributors

Refugees are economic contributors whose consumer practices provide money through spending and enterprise start-ups.

Refugees live in local host communities and work to sustainably live as contributing members of a vibrant community. This is through increasing the local gross domestic product.

Refugees contribute to the demand for goods, explore means to access services, create jobs, go to local schools and pay toward the local tax-base.

Some refugees are skilled in different areas of expertise. That way, they may integrate easily and make potential local economic contribution.

Refugees contribute to traditional philanthropy and appropriate altruism when they engage in rasing funds for emergencies such as during this pandemic.

The benefits outweigh the fears hosts have about refugees.

These fears revolve around wage competition, burdening the social services, food and land scarcity, unsafe living conditions and crowding. Due to different backgrounds, there are likely to be disagreements around religion, cultures and exposure to experiences.

But, on the whole refugees contribute to a richer and more diverse socio-cultural setting and with this comes job opportunities.

Refugees are ready to take on education opportunities to enable them gain income generating skills.

Refugees need to be well prepared mentally, spiritually, culturally, physically and economically to fit into the newer setting. That way they will readily be seen as contributing members and not a nuisance.