The Communinity Building Institute (CBI) is a foundational webinar series offered by Montana Campus Compact that prepares early-career public professionals, and aspiring changemakers of all kinds, to address community needs in a responsible, equitable, and inclusive manner by centering the voices of community stakeholders. Please visit the dedicated CBI page to learn more and register.
The Communinity Building Institute (CBI) is a foundational webinar series offered by Montana Campus Compact that prepares early-career public professionals, and aspiring changemakers of all kinds, to address community needs in a responsible, equitable, and inclusive manner by centering the voices of community stakeholders. Please visit the dedicated CBI page to learn more and register.
The Communinity Building Institute (CBI) is a foundational webinar series offered by Montana Campus Compact that prepares early-career public professionals, and aspiring changemakers of all kinds, to address community needs in a responsible, equitable, and inclusive manner by centering the voices of community stakeholders. Please visit the dedicated CBI page to learn more and register.
The Communinity Building Institute (CBI) is a foundational webinar series offered by Montana Campus Compact that prepares early-career public professionals, and aspiring changemakers of all kinds, to address community needs in a responsible, equitable, and inclusive manner by centering the voices of community stakeholders. Please visit the dedicated CBI page to learn more and register.
The Communinity Building Institute (CBI) is a foundational webinar series offered by Montana Campus Compact that prepares early-career public professionals, and aspiring changemakers of all kinds, to address community needs in a responsible, equitable, and inclusive manner by centering the voices of community stakeholders. Please visit the dedicated CBI page to learn more and register.
Thursday, October 26, 2023, 2:00 PM-3:00 PM Mountain Time Inspired by the groundbreaking work of the college students (and other young people) who successfully brought a lawsuit against the state of Montana ( Held v. Montana ) in the summer of 2023, we organized a panel to hear from college students themselves about the issues that animate them, the needs they see, and the challenges they face. The panel will feature Held v. Montana plaintiffs, a Missing and Murdered Indigenous People activist, and a community volunteer and organizer. Please register for this event here.
Part of the University of Montana's Democracy Summit, this interactive discussion will bring together a panel of UM students who have served in a variety of capacities (Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Alt. Breaks, etc) for a lively conversation about public service and its connections to changemaking more broadly. The discussion will examine a variety of service options available, and explore the connections between service and the health of democracy and lifelong habits around civic and community engagement. We invite everyone, whether you know a lot or a little about national service, public service, volunteerism, etc. to come and participate.
