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  • Meet Circles USA’s Regional Coach: Addie Hartnett

    me to the field of social work—a career that, to me, was the clear way for me to practice what I had learned I learned through this experience that I had a gift for creating supportive community that not only made We share struggles, ideas and solutions with Ally Recruitment; learn about the effects of trauma on our To find a local chapter or learn how Circles USA can make a difference in your community, visit https

  • Mental Health Awareness Month 2026: More Good Days, Together | Guest Blog

    May, communities across the United States observe Mental Health Awareness Month: a time to reflect, learn I had to learn vulnerability to ask for help, to be the “other people” who were allowed to be in crisis All the stigma, shame and silence I learned in childhood broke open. In this time, I had to learn vulnerability to ask for help, to be the “other people” who were allowed For others, it could be time with friends, creative expression, or simply learning to say “no”.

  • Circles USA Children’s Curriculum: Empowering a Multi-Generation Approach

    Children’s educators and administrators, local Circles staff, and Chief Learning Officer, Carson Roncketto suggests that children living in low-income home environments have little or no exposure to meaningful learning

  • What It Means to be a Community of Practice with Kamatara Johnson

    As the Chief Learning Officer for Circles USA (CUSA) and one of the key planners for our 2019 Leadership Our practice is all of the learning and innovation that continue to keep this initiative relevant and As we say in Circles, “everyone has something to learn, and everyone has something to give.”

  • Transactional vs Transformational

    You may have learned quite a bit from them or you may have not, but they checked all the boxes and cranked We hold the space for EVERYONE involved in Circles to learn and grow at their own pace, to make their People need time and support to learn new behaviors, think new thoughts, and head in new directions. Each person has something to give and something to learn, something to heal and something to offer up

  • Resources and Partners For Civic Engagement: How To Take Action

    During this webinar, you’ll learn how to organize and execute an engaging evening of nonpartisan info-sharing Learn how to: Check your registration See what candidates are running for office and their positions Examine ballot measures Find your polling site Learn about any voter ID or other rules that could impact

  • Pursuing Happiness

    We can achieve happiness by applying daily skills that we can learn. Miller To learn more about Scott Miller, please see his website  here .

  • Connecting with your Vision for Change

    Learn more: Transformational Leadership: A Framework to End Poverty ~ By Scott C. Miller To learn more about Scott Miller, please see his website  here .

  • Tapping into your Vision for Change

    Achieving the vision requires learning whatever is necessary to embed the change into the culture. Miller To learn more about Scott Miller, please see his website  here .

  • Lives Transformed: Audrey Lee

    I learned the importance of hard work and the responsibility of paying bills. I learned about Deep Well  from various sources and they truly became a tremendous blessing in my life But I realized that, to make meaningful changes in my life, I had to learn to trust and communicate with

  • AARP Well-Being Champion, Scott Miller

    To learn more, read the AARP  booklet  outlining the programs and work of the 10 champions of change

  • One of Four: Common Responses to Poverty

    Mentor someone poor who wants to learn how to not be poor anymore. Directly hire the poor. Learn more: Transformational Leadership: A Framework to End Poverty ~ By Scott C. Miller To learn more about Scott Miller, please see his website  here .

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