GFSC
Global Facilitators Serving Communities (GFSC) trains, supports, mentors and collaborates with communities and individuals to enhance local resources and skills that build community resilience and self-reliance.
We believe that every community has tools and skills for improving their resilience. Often these strengths need to be identified, refined and encouraged. GFSC is committed to the development of, and reliance on, these local resources as much as possible. Worldwide, GFSC helps local facilitators create processes that increase capacity, sustainability and participation in their communities, agencies and organizations.
GFSC also provides opportunities for volunteers and communities to share experiences and successful methods across cultures and borders. In this way, GFSC contributes to our vision: a world of resilient and collaborative communities.
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Presentation on Global Disaster and Crisis Management
Crisis Management by Dr. Marten Brienen, Associate Professor at Oklahoma State University, on Thursday, December 5, 2024. from Noon-1:00 p.m. New York time (Eastern…
GFSC workshop for facilitators from Mexico, Ecuador, Bolivia and Colombia
Between October 23 and November 13, 2024, GFSC conducted a virtual training program in its Crisis-Change-Choice Model, whose participants were a very active and…
IAF Facilitation Impact Awards 2024
GFSC congratulates Karen Lim and Mark Pixley – Vice President of GFSC – partners of LEADERSHIP Inc. in Shenzhen, China, as well as Beccy…
In Memoriam
With great sadness we inform that our friend Bernardo Ruiz Barrera, a great human being, a GFSC volunteer and ALFA member, passed away on…
TESTIMONIALS
Taller de GFSC e ICA en Viña del Mar, Chile 2024
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Taller de GFSC en Talca, Chile en 2010
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