Men,
APPLY NOW TO STAFF THE August 5th-7th 2011 NWTA
in the CHICAGO Community!!!
in the CHICAGO Community!!!
Applications are now being accepted!
You can apply on-line at:www.mkpchicago.org
Deadline for staff applications is__March 23rd -2011
The weekend leader is Paul Pendler with co-leaders Robert Taylor, Ken Kirk and an out-of-town co-leader TBA
The weekend will be held at Camp Tuckabatchee in Ottawa IL.
Staff Meeting Dates are:
The weekend will be held at Camp Tuckabatchee in Ottawa IL.
Staff Meeting Dates are:
TBA
All staff meetings will be held at our Center, 1900 W. Fulton St., Chicago, IL 60612
If you are applying to staff, make sure your profile information on our website is up-to-date.
Questions?
Contact:
Robert Taylor
-or-
Eleven in Eleven "We Can Make It Happen"
Glenn Barker
MKP Chicago Center Director
+1 312.243.6743 (Office)
+1 312.666.6648 (Fax)
MKP Chicago: Empowering Men to lives of Integrity, Accountability, Compassion, and Service in our World. We are an increasingly diverse group of men dedicated to improving our lives and empowering others to improve their own. We offer 6 New Warrior Training Adventures per year as well as free and low-cost weekly, monthly, and yearly trainings covering Leadership, Racism, Classism, Sexism, Forgiveness, Shame, and Responsibility. We also offer over 50 weekly and bi-monthly men's groups in the Chicago-land area. Over 5,000 men have attended a training in the Chicago Community since 1987, and over 40,000 across the world since 1985. We serve mainly the Chicago-land area including the state of Illinois, northern Indiana, southern Wisconsin, and eastern Iowa.
Men in the Chicago Community are also fiercely passionate about giving back to their own communities. Some of their projects include; building schools for orphans in Kenya, working with children in conflict communities, mentoring adolescent boys from all backgrounds, working with inmates to improve their lives and to combat substance abuse, working with men to stop domestic violence, pro-bono legal work for the homeless, grant writing for non-profit organizations, volunteering for PADS shelters, and serving food at homeless shelters. Most importantly, we support men in being of service at home with their families, partners, and children.
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