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An experienced journalist and photojournalist from Battle Creek, Michigan with over 20 years of experience at the Battle Creek Enquirer. He has received numerous awards for his photography and video work. He is involved in his local community through volunteer work and sits on advisory boards. He has a diverse network and experience working with various cultures from his time in the Peace Corps and International Red Cross.
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The document summarizes efforts to engage two communities - Edgewood and a Latino mobile home park in Norcross - in using a community engagement toolkit. In Edgewood, 56 participants used tools to develop a strategy for a cultural event for youth. In Norcross, 100 attended an orientation and 40 all sessions, with materials translated to Spanish and modified for literacy levels. Lessons included ensuring community ownership and modifying tools for cultural and language differences. The goal is to empower communities to address their own priorities and needs.
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Let’s Get Fiscal is not your typical fundraising workshop. Designed to energize and empower participants with greater resource development confidence and efficacy, Let’s Get Fiscal includes an in-depth, real-world approach to successful fundraising from a rural nonprofit’s point of view. Let’s Get Fiscal covers a broad range of information from the basic fundamentals of successful fundraising to unique and distinctive fundraising campaign ideas designed to get participants engaged and ready to fundraise. Don’t miss this opportunity to build your organization’s fundraising muscle!
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- 1. JOHN F. GRAP 73 Christy Road - Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 - 269-963-1253 johngrap@comcast.net - Facebook.com/john.grap - @johngrap An experienced journalist and award-winning visual storyteller with an expansive Battle Creek network that is both multi-culturally and socio-economically diverse. Adept at promoting work on Facebook and Twitter. Abilities and Strengths • Oral, written, visual and online communications • Leadership, management and administration • Computer and social media savvy with 795 Facebook friends and 315 followers on Twitter • Global perspective and ability to relate to other cultures, politics, economies • Creative and resourceful • Broad social and relational network developed over 20 years as an active and involved member of the Battle Creek community Battle Creek Enquirer Visual Desk Editor/Photojournalist - since 1997 • Managed the transition from staff photographers to developing and managing a freelance pool of 10 photographers. Includes recruitment, coaching, scheduling and and coordination to assure quality and timeliness of product. • Produce photos, galleries, and videos for print and web-based use • Feature storywriter • Awards: Michigan Press Association photography (2014), Associated Press video (2013), Best of Gannett (2011), Associated Press photography (2001) • Diversity team leader • Gannett Midwest Group “Growing Our Own” career development Community Engagement • Battle Creek Area Math and Science Center policy advisory committee member • Battle Creek Community Prayer Breakfast board member • SHARE Center advisory board member • Battle Creek and Lakeview schools reading volunteer • Haven of Rest Life Recovery program G.E.D. tutor • Kalamazoo College, continuing education department, photography instructor
- 2. John Grap page 2 • Photo contests judge: Willard Library, Barnes and Noble, Clean Water Partnership • Volunteer photojournalist for Crisis Aid International • National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women, Battle Creek chapter’s professional award • Substance Abuse Council of Greater Battle Creek, outstanding service award • Urban League of Southwest Michigan, President’s Award • St. Philip Roman Catholic Church: Eucharistic minister, sacristan, lector, founding member of Catholics Welcome Home committee, Hospitality committee; Catholic Art Guild; freelance photographer for Kalamazoo Roman Catholic Diocese Previous Experience • Borgess Health Alliance, Kalamazoo Michigan. Physician recruitment for one of the region’s largest healthcare providers • Washington Heights Community Ministries, Battle Creek, Michigan. Managing Director for a non-profit organization serving inner-city youth, elderly, and families. • American Red Cross, Field Service Manager overseeing 50 local chapters with a combined budget of more than $4million. Served on 16 national disaster operations. Recipient of a Tiffany Award, the highest recognition given to a national staff member. • Peace Corps, junior high school teacher, school repair project administrator, photographer in Ethiopia Education • University of Notre Dame, B.A., Psychology • University of Innsbruck, Austria: academic course work and German language training • Peace Corps: cross-cultural studies, teacher training, and Amharic language training • International Red Cross delegate training • Continuing education in management, supervision, fund raising, marketing, and public relations