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Communication skills, AmeriCorps
Using storytelling to make a compelling presentation
Allaying typical concerns of first-time volunteers
Keeping volunteers motivated by maintaining positive communication
Using person-first language to speak about members and volunteers
Building successful partnerships with faith-based organizations
Using a personal style inventory for volunteer and member development
Delivering successful presentations: public speaking, PowerPoint, and flip chart
Providing successful training sessions in eight core competencies
Providing advocacy and support to disaster victims
Facilitating meetings effectively
Crafting a comprehensive approach to leadership development
Understanding the role of staff during disaster deployment and recovery
Recruiting AmeriCorps members in rural areas
Talking to community gatekeepers about becoming AmeriCorps program partners
Providing emotional support for volunteers in disaster situations
Using a "Solution Circle" as a community capacity tool for solving problems
Forming and sustaining an InterCorps Council
Understanding etiquette and using a telecommunications device
Encouraging AmeriCorps members to write their stories
Resolving differences of opinion
Resolving conflict between volunteers
Utilizing an eight-step conflict resolution process to reach an agreement
Motivating students to complete homework
Checking in with staff members
Working with youth with disabilities
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