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Leadership Development for Building Community

a part of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County’s
Safe & Supportive Community initiative

 

Isn't it BETTER to do things TOGETHER?

The Family and Community Development Program Committee is launching Better Together in 2005 to post and share all of the FREE and FUN activities that people do in Tompkins County. Here you will find a copy of our flyer that may be posted anywhere in Tompkins County! Thank you and we hope you will share your ideas this Friday on a feather to "help get the bird off the ground!"

Cornell Cooperative Extension offers these resources and opportunities, based on current research and experience, for community members of Tompkins County:

  • Leadership development workshops, national satellite broadcasts, seminars, and conferences

  • Expertise, resources and references on group dynamics, leadership skills, facilitation skills, goal setting and planning with groups, public issue education and other topics related to the process of building community capacity

  • Expertise and resources on issues related to Tompkins County communities, e.g.:
    • environment and water quality
    • agricultural and land use
    • food security and safety
    • family well-being
    • healthy living and work environments
    • youth

  • Consultation (limited) on your goals and strategies for achieving them

  • Contracts with Tompkins County communities to assist with planning and facilitating community meetings to:
    • identify community issues and goals
    • involve community stakeholders with varying perspectives
    • identify and build on local assets
    • develop priorities and action plans to achieve goals
    • explore ways to leverage resources outside of the community

Contact: Nancy Potter, MS
Extension Educator, Family & Community Development
272-2292 x127
np20@cornell.edu

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Tompkins County strengthens youth, families and communities through learning partnerships that put knowledge to work.

Cornell University : Cornell Cooperative Extension : Tompkins County :Programs : Community Development
Address: 615 Willow Ave; Phone: 607-272-2292; FAX: 607-272-7088; Email: tompkins@cornell.edu

Last Updated: August 4 , 2005
Contact: tompkins@cornell.edu