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*[https://www.icacan.org/ | *[https://www.icacan.org/resources// Books & Resources] | ||
*[http://www.ica-associates.ca/course-list/ Training Schedule (Event Calendar)] | *[http://www.ica-associates.ca/course-list/ Training Schedule (Event Calendar)] | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, 30 September 2019
A Force for Positive Social Change
ICA’s philosophy – maximizing the participation of people in the process of taking responsibility for their own lives and for society as a whole – is manifested through its community-based approach to planning and to identifying and addressing issues that most affect community members. For over forty years, ICA has effectively helped people help themselves.
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- Teaches-Communication Skills
- Teaches-Conflict Management
- Teaches-Facilitation
- Teaches-Meeting Facilitation
- Where-Canada
- Where-Worldwide
- Does-Facilitation
- Is-Nonprofit Organization
- Issue-Social Change
- Does-Capacity Building
- Does-Conferences
- Does-Consulting
- Does-Customized Training
- Does-Diversity Training
- Does-Leadership Development
- Does-Management Consulting
- Does-Organizational Development
- Does-Professional Training & Consulting
- Is-Consultant
- Is-Think Tank
- Issue-Collaboration
- Issue-Diverse Communities
- Issue-Diversity
- Issue-Empowerment
- Issue-Group Facilitation
- Serves-Businesses
- Serves-Communities
- Serves-Neighborhood Organizations
- Serves-Nonprofit Organizations
- Serves-Organizations
- Teaches-Business Management
- Teaches-Leadership
- Serves-Social Change Groups
- Issue-Facilitation
- Issue-Leadership