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Roles in the ECE Community: Internationally
(Resubmitted with Links Added)
Sorry
Friends, my inadvertence. I resubmitted this with the links added this time:
The Economic Cooperation and Development
link is: an international member organization
located in Paris, France. It monitors numerous issues, collects and analyzes data,
holds collaborative discussions and uses its power to make decisions that
support prosperity and fights poverty. It also offers aspiring young professionals
with advanced degrees or working towards attaining advanced degrees exciting
committee job opportunities that will widen their knowledge base about current issues
while readying them for the real world of work and if I was a bit younger
looking for an interesting place to work while being involved in the field with
international peers, I would jump at the chance to do it with this company.
The International Step By Step Association (ISSA) is another organization that peaked my interest.
It serves as a
learning community who welcomes all individuals and organizations who are
interested in: joining and connecting with
a community that promotes quality, equitable and integrated services for
children, families and practitioners; increases early childhood development and
qualified workforce awareness and supporting advocacy for all children,
especially the most vulnerable among us (especially, vulnerable single families—non-gender
specific) within Europe and Central Asia and as an educator living in America, I
would not mind finding out more about being a member of this organization as it
might help me advocate for universal standards in Early Childhood.
Lastly, the Save the Children organization sparks
my interest because as an educator, I feel that this organizations is the one
that really makes me feel like a change agent who is able to make contribution in
developing and financially supporting the organization’s philanthropic
strategies designed to advance the issues I care about in improving the health
and well-being of vulnerable children and families (especially vulnerable single
families—non-gender specific) around the world.
As an Educator who has worked
with young children for the past 20 years and who has almost earned an advanced
degree in Early Childhood, I believe I have the skills to serve and work
in all of the above organizations I am interested in. I am also very excited just
thinking about the idea of being a change agent in the world, while living in a
new place and making new friends and so, I feel the need to say, I really enjoyed
this assignment. Thank you, Dr. Darragh. It was both a meaningful and fun
mental exercise!
