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The document outlines the evolution of the structure of the International Junior Board (IJB) team over time. It describes how the team originally had no structure, then established three sections focused on Connect, Growth and Development, and Quality Lab. However, the team became too large and unproductive, so last summer the structure was reevaluated based on IJB goals and a new structure with four areas was created. The document stresses that while the structure changes, the IJB team still focuses on the same three main themes of connecting, growing, and ensuring quality.
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Ijb team structure
- 1. JB Goals
- 2. Building an inclusive community JB aims to build an inclusive community in which members feel ownership and participate in decision making
- 3. Developing our organisation JB aims to build capacity among its members to take an active role within CISV at various levels including programmes and administration
- 4. Advancing leadership JB aims to develop leadership skills which empower individuals to become contributing members of a peaceful society
- 5. Educating by experience JB aims to educate by organising activities which stimulate knowledge, teach skills and foster positive attitudes towards a more peaceful society
- 6. Empowering to reflect and act JB aims to be a creative force by empowering its members to think critically and take action to create positive change
- 9. Once upon a time the IJB team was a big mess. There was no structure, just a lot of motivated juniors, and so often the goals weren’t reached
- 10. In 2007 the International Junior Representatives decided that things had to change. With such a lot of motivated people it was time to take some real actions. In order to take these actions a structure was needed!
- 11. In 2008 a structured IJB Team was born. After reflecting for some time the IJRs concluded IJBs work was covered by three main areas. These three areas then became the three sections of the IJB Team.
- 13. These were: Connect Growth and Development
- 14. These were: Connect Growth and Development Quality Lab
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- 16. Last summer before IJBC the IJB Team met to evaluate the structure. They began with the goals of the IJB Team and built up to the structure from there.
- 17. After many long nights and early morning they came up with a new structure: Made up of 4 areas
- 18. These areas then divide into groups, with different tasks.
- 19. However, there is no such thing as a perfect structure and we already have a group working on evaluating the new one. Maybe in a couple of years we will have a whole new structure again!
- 20. So what can we learn from this?
- 21. Even though we have a whole new structure, you can see that we still have 3 main sections, that work with the same themes as in the previous structure.
- 22. From this we learnt that regardless of the structure we still have the same three main areas that we work on.