EPISODE · Sep 2, 2021 · 58 MIN
Unhoused Neighbors with Phil Johncock
from Glocal News in Social Artistry · host Dick Dalton
Phil Johncock created one of the first online college courses in the country (1994) and has never stopped taking risks, finding or creating "best practices" to apply to a new problem, sharing his findings while crediting all team members, and evolving a powerful skill set that is always geared towards empowering others. His latest book, Small Town, Big Problem: Solutions for Homelessness, is becoming a catalyst for taking community efforts to the next level. His course, GrantPro101, guarantees skill building in grant writing. What an inspiring individual. You don't have to reinvent the wheel, check out these links: Laundrylove.org; DignityonWheels.org; Built for Zero; homeshareoregon.org; Project Turnkey; American Rescue Plan; Grant Professional Certification; Rogue Retreat; Hip Housing; Zen Desk; and Phil on LinkedIn. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★
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We spend the first 20 minutes talking about Phil's experiences in Ashland, OR with the problem of homelessness and various steps to solve the problems. The mid-section presents examples of 'pivoting' in a crisis. We end with Phil's upcoming online class on grant writing.
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