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Revolutionizing Employment: How Fresh Ideas from Employment Social Enterprises are Changing the Way We Work and Live
In this episode of CityLab Professional, we explore the growing movement of Employment Social Enterprises (ESEs) and how they are providing meaningful work and social impact for individuals facing barriers to employment.
Through interviews with ESE founders, employees, and experts in the field, we learn about the unique model of these organizations, which combines business practices with a social mission. We also hear from individuals who have benefited from ESEs, such as those who have experienced homelessness, mental health challenges, or criminal records.
We delve into the challenges that ESEs face, such as balancing financial sustainability with their social mission and navigating complex government regulations. We also discuss the potential for ESEs to scale and make a significant impact on the economy and society as a whole.
Through this exploration, we discover the power of ESEs to not only provide employment opportunities but also to promote social inclusion, build community, and create a more equitable and just society. We also examine the role that cities can play in supporting and fostering the growth of ESEs, and the potential for collaboration between ESEs and other stakeholders in the community, including government, business, and non-profit organizations.
Join us as we delve into the world of Employment Social Enterprises and explore the potential for these innovative organizations to create positive change in our cities and beyond.
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building bridges of opportunity for our community, and including some of the best-known names in the market.
I hope that you can stop by and say hello online for coffee and study with last week's message in the series by Pastor Ken Foreman.
Agenda:
Pre-Meeting Watch Weekend Service
Welcome 4 minutes
Opening Prayer 1 minute
Opening Question 5 minutes
Discussion of Sermon - 10 minutes
Open Opportunities to Serve 30 minutes
Prayer Requests and Closing Prayer 5 minutes
As part of the Start with Heart Team, we're always rethinking what's possible, with new ideas like two words that quickly come to mind when thinking about the work we do ...
#innovation and #impact.
Meeting Information
Meeting link:
https://inherentknowledge.webex.com/inherentknowledge/j.php?MTID=ma53db77a8bf1939cf6284182f05a1ddc
Meeting number:
146 637 4129
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Pastor Ken’s Fall sermon series, “Stranger Things,” will take a deeper look at the Armor of God. As you dig deeper into the Word to understand how you can “put on the full armor of God, so that you can STAND against the devil’s schemes,” know that you do not stand alone!
From mid-September thru the end of October, our pastoral team, ministry directors, ministry leaders, and faithful church members will lead small groups online that will offer an opportunity for fellowship and connection as they discuss Pastor Ken’s weekend message. We encourage you to join a small group today!
Click here to view the weekend message, sermon notes, and life group materials.
View the videos on this page that provide helpful lessons on how to open a Zoom account, schedule meetings, and more!
To join a small group, click here.
For more information, please contact Deanna Ortiz at the Church Office at (408) 267-4691. The office is open M-F from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
For technical assistance with Zoom, please call the Cathedral of Faith Zoom Hotline at (408) 905-8227. The hotline is open Monday – Friday from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m.
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Next Generation Platforms for Innovation
Learn how to build. better. programs that deliver results.
Our Mission is to build trust and teamwork to credibly actualize tactical supply chains to exceed customer expectations,improve the earnings potential of the CityLab Cisco Network Academy Graduate through innovative employment initiatives that lead to economic advancement and an improved quality of life for residents.
We help unemployed and underemployed people achieve Cisco Network Certification for jobs requiring specialized technical skills and beyond prepare for, find, and succeed at their jobs. Our clients are motivated, trained, equipped, and ready to work—qualities that employers value. We offer sponsors the chance to invest in an organization with a stellar track record of changing individual lives and improving the community’s quality of life, one person at a time, one certification at a time.
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Living in Prison: Wanting to Start New
We begin this series as a way to explore the social justice issues within incarceration, and discuss ways that we have enabled communities to realize economic, education, and environmental changes based on Social Return on Investment
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