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    Date: 2009.08.20 | Category: Capacity Building | Tags: Skilled Volunteerism,Thoughts from our ED,Young Lawyers

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    Clay Shirkey warned us all that “most of the barriers to group action have collapsed, and without those barriers we are free to explore new ways of gathering together and getting things done”.

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    The example we want to share is our emerging relationship with the Ottawa Chapter of the Young Lawyers Division of the Ontario Bar Association. As the title suggests, a local chapter part of a provincial affiliate under a national umbrella (Canadians Bar Association). A lot of lawyers. Viagra sin receta A lot of stakeholders.

    The Ottawa chapter is taking an active lead on hosting the local Timeraiser in their city. They enjoyed the experience so much they asked us if we’ d be intereste Viagra for women d in engaging other chapters and law firms across Canada. Our answer: Yes! The problem: How?

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    Clay Shirkey, Here Comes Everybody, 2008, p.22

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