WINTER 2023 ITEMS FOR ACTION
From the halls of the United Nations to business conventions in Los Angeles, and from classrooms in universities on both coasts to webinars held via Zoom for nationwide memberships of professional associations, Commission on Voluntary Service & Action’s (CVSA) Community Education Campaign for the Implementation of the 2030 SDGs in the U.S. has expanded into new sectors nationally and internationally.
SPRING 2022 ITEMS FOR ACTION
New INVEST YOURSELF Catalogue Connects Member Organizations with the 2030 SDGs
Also read about a Northern Idaho Community's Fight for Health, Clean Water,
Non-Toxic Land and Accountability
and more...
From CVSA's newsletter: ITEMS FOR ACTION
Local Leadership Fights for Solutions to Climate Change, the Pandemic and Poverty
WINTER 2021 ITEMS FOR ACTION
Grassroots Volunteers Mobilize in Response to Community Needs During COVID-19 Pandemic
In the face of catastrophic medical, economic and environmental damage to communities across the U.S. since March of last year, the burden of organizing aid and relief for the millions in need has largely fallen upon non-profits, volunteer associations and organically grown self-help mutual aid organizations resulting from a noticeable absence of federal coordination and relief.
* Small Businesses + Volunteer Organizations: Natural Allies, CVSA Develops Extraordinary Benefit
* Reports from the 2020 High Level Poltical Forum on Sustainable Development
* Column: Implementation of the SDGs: Global Examples: Cuba, Uganda
* Editorial: "Test, test, Test...Isolate, Trace." Why Aren't They Still?
* Commentary: It's Up to Us
CVSA NEWSLETTER final 3-3-21.pdf
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SPRING 2019 ITEMS FOR ACTION
CVSA Prepares for the 2019 High Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development at the UN
CVSA Community Education Campaign for the Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in the U.S. - Update
Global Meeting on "Reimagining Volunteerism for the 2030 Agenda" planned by UN for 2020
In Memorium: Stan Brock, Founder of Remote Area Medical
ITEMS Newsletter Spring 2019.pdf
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SPRING 2018 ITEMS FOR ACTION
FEATURE: CVSA Brings University of Southern California Engineering Students to Texas for Disaster Recovery Projects
News on the Move to Los Angeles
CVSA ITEMS Spring 2018 for website.pdf
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SPRING 2017
ITEMS Spring 2017 post.pdf
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FALL 2016
ITEMS 16 Fall post.pdf
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SPRING 2016
Spring 2016 ITEMS Newsletter 20pg.pdf
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SPRING 2015
ITEMS Fall 2015.pdf
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In this edition:
INVEST YOURSELF Goes to United Methodist Regional Conferences
TRIBUTE to Reverend Randle B. Dew
UN: General Assembly Unanimously Approves 2030 Sustainable
Development Goals
CVSA Volunteer Delivers Medical Supplies to Greek Community
Clinic
Spring 15 ITEMS.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [3.4 MB]
In this edition:
Launch of 2015 INVEST YOURSELF Campaign Held at 53rd
Session of Commission on Social Development at UN
CVSA Member Organizations Offer Their Organizing Expertise to
NGOs at UN Conference
CVSA's US-China Volunteer English Teaching Project
SUMMER 2014
ITEMS Summer '14.pdf
Adobe Acrobat document [1.9 MB]
In this edition:
CVSA Gains Special NGO Status to UN Economic and Social
Council
Free Health Clinic in Greece Joins CVSA - International Support
Sought to Address Public Health Crisis in Face of Austerity Policies
The Power of the Full-time Volunteer to Break the Popular Sense
of Powerlessness
Water denials a growing U.S. trend: Detroit Residents Fight
Household Water Shutoffs, Gain UN Attention
SPRING 2013
Health Care Volunteers Needed for
First Free Indigenous-run Hospital in Honduras
Internationalist Call for Garífuna Hospital Volunteers and Support
Dr. Luther Castillo, founder of the First Popular Garífuna Hospital in Ciroboya, Colon, on the northern
coast of of Honduras, was hosted by CVSA and the New York Support Committee for the First Popular Garífuna Hospital for a week of speaking engagements in New York City, speaking about an
alternative model to health care delivery — as a human right.
CVSA Establishes Ongoing Disaster Volunteer Information & Referral Service
In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, from which tens of thousands of families in working class neighborhoods in the New York Metropolitan area are still struggling to recover five months later, CVSA volunteers spearheaded the formation of a Disaster Relief Information Volunteer Information & Referral Service.
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