FUTURE OF WORK PCDN is pleased to be a strategic part in the Future of Work Forum. We will be convening several key sessions with global innovators working at the forefront of the future of work as part of this terrific event. See All Tickets FUTURE OF WORK The world is changing. And so is the world
by Kerstin Tebbe Founder, Collective Mind A dozen years ago, I applied for a job to be the coordinator of a working group for the Inter-Agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE). They hired me, presumably, because I had some relevant prior experience and knowledge of the topic of education in emergencies. But, I had
Fellowships can be one of the most valuable experiences of your professional and academic career. Whether you are transitioning into a new sector or are traveling to research or work abroad for the first time, fellowships offer unique access to new resources, support, and professional networks that allow you to cultivate your skills and experience
How many of you have thought about pursuing an advanced degree? Ok. Now, how many of you have immediately thought about the upfront financial costs of that advanced degree? Scary, right? When I was considering my Master program options I would hear everything from ‘it’s not worth it money-wise’ to ‘don’t worry about the upfront
By Sarah McLewin (bio below) “Starting a new job remotely must be so hard!” I’ve heard this many times since I started a new job in global education two months ago. And I beg to differ. It’s not hard. It’s just different. And—yes—perhaps, a bit surreal. While unemployment is at a record high, others are
Photo by Oscar Nilsson on Unsplash Today on LinkedIn, Editor Andrew Seaman, put up a great post on the pros/cons of working at a startup during challenging economic times. I put up the following response and have turned it into a short blog post which I hope will be helpful for anyone exploring a gig
At PCDN we work with a global community of amazing changemakers from many parts of the world. One of the mistakes we often see students and professionals building careers in the social impact sector fail to do is differentiate between how they create their resume and how they use LinkedIn. Below are a few key
Hi there, do-gooders! We know that your heart and mind are in the right place, but how are you leveraging your innate human skills to intuitively develop authentic connections? The social sector is a field challenged with scarce resources and further complicated by competition for critical funding needed for your organization to deliver on its
At PCDN we were planning on launching a group career coaching option to help even more people advance careers of impact. Then, COVID-19 happened. So here is the deal: We are opening four decades of expertise and to help you. Once a week. For free. Join us every week via Zoom for a highly interactive
Though they might not immediately recognize it, the work that many milllennials aspire to is peacebuilding work where human relations based skills are essential. Careers that seek to alleviate suffering as a result of violence and trauma, promote community-building, resolve differences and conflict, protect the vulnerable from abuse, and promote civic engagement are all peacebuilding related.
Wai Wai Nu has global notoriety as a champion of democracy
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