Service & Civic Organizations
Civic reflection offers service and civic organizations a chance to explore tough organizational questions, build community, and engage in challenging, thought-provoking conversation about the people and communities they serve. What kind of change are we making? How do communities have a voice? Who should be responsible for addressing poverty and why? Civic reflection helps service and civic organizations take a step back from their day-to-day work, think about their choices and commitments, and talk about how these might impact their colleagues, communities, and the people they serve.

Benefits:
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Decrease in burn-out and renewed sense of vigor for issues and populations at hand
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Strengthened connections to colleagues and communities being served
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Increased innovation and creativity when approaching leadership, programming, and organizational issues
View impact case studies that detail CCR's work with service and civic organizations.
What People Are Saying
Partners
- McKean County Dept. of Human Services, Smethport, PA
- One Hope United (Formerly Advocate Lutheran General Children’s Day Care)
- Rotary Club #14, Lincoln, NE
- Porter County Step Ahead Council, IN
- Notre Dame Mission Volunteers
- Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida
- Logan Square Neighborhood Assocation, Chicago
- The Light and Leadership Initiative, Peru
- Erie Neighborhood House, Chicago
- Bridges for a Just Community, Cincinnati
- Asian Human Services
- Alliance for Filipinos for Immigration Rights and Empowerment (AFIRE) (via Pintig Cultural Group), Chicago)
- Chicago Cares
- WBEZ Chicago
- YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago
- Family Matters, Rogers Park, IL
- YWCA Evanston/North Shore
- American Legion Auxiliary
- United Way of Porter County, IN
- Aldo Leopold Foundation