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1 ? The EE Advocate Of o p I 7'' , es ® uCeS C� port1� nitl25 Pagel �J M order to assist states and communities ivho are building capacity for environmental education and developing sustainable grassroots organizations, NEEAP offers Resources and Opportunities. In this section, you will find information and contacts geared towards networking, partnering and finding opportunities, near initiatives, and relevant Internet links and listserves. In Her e ai e ' thiee sampleaI resources recently published pr brvaght_ty vur atteij�ti�neJafedto dtVrsitand exvonerttaAII VII education NEEAP s dovelopirig acorn -ehensiye -8 atigof capac tybullding r`csources fo thefieldln l IF ding iA � t - al ielated to dLversity, and irvlte any suggestions you may have fon th1s41itzngreeap �ws edn) f r IF If Toolkit for Cross - Cultural Collaboration This web resource was created as a result of a study of collaboration styles of African American , Asian American , Native American , Hispanic American , and Anglo American communities . The Toolkit is designed to help administrators and community leaders become more culturally aware and therefore more effective at collaborating successfully. www awesomelibrary. org/multiculturaltoolkit . html Culturing Environmental Education The latest issue (vol 7 , # 1 ) of the Canadian Journal of Environmental Education coins this new term which the editor claims , " although not perfect, speaks to the need for a paradigm shift in our approach ; to a root and branch re - conceptualization of the relationship between issues of culture , environment and education . . . we wanted to investigate the potential for reframing environmental education around the the loosely defined notion of ` culture " ' . This issue brings international perspectives to this challenge and can be ordered from the Canadian Journal of Environmental Education, Arts and Sciences Division , Yukon College , P. O . Box 2799 , Whitehorse , Yukon , YlA 5K4 ($ 25 Canadian including S &H) . Cafe Principles World Cafe ➢ Create Hospitable Space World Cafe Conversations are an intentional way to create a living network of ➢ Explore Questions That Matter conversation around questions that matter. A Cafe Conversation is a creative ➢ Connect Diverse People and Ideas process for leading collaborative dialogue , sharing knowledge and creating ➢ Encourage Each Person ' s Contribution possibilities for action in groups of all sizes . For a facilitated approach conducive to ➢ Listen Together for Patterns , Insights " Culturing EE " and " Cross - Cultural Collaboration " visit World Cafe at and Deeper Questions www. tliewoieldcafe . com/worldcafe . html ➢ Make Collective Knowledge Visible Finally, Capacity Building Described in a Nutshell ! ! Have you found yourself tongue- tied or talking all over the map when asked " what IS EE capacity building ?" Have you been in the middle of preparing a presentation and needed a definition or example ? The moment you ' ve been waiting for is here ! NEEAP and NAAEE staff finally tools the proverbial "bull by the horns " and have provided the field with a 6 -page information-packed Capacity Building feature in the fall 2002 issue of the EE Communicator. If you ' re an NAAEE member, you ' ll be recieving your copy in the mail in November. . . if not take yourself to www. naaee . org and download the EE Communicator for free (along with an NAAEE membership form - wink , wink) . This feature brought to you by. 0 . . you guessed it . . . . EETAP with funding from the U . S EPA . LL _ t .. _ t' Ld IF q Leadersfii C inic Des n orksho .1V�o&OR SW. 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