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21 НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ • Липень-Cерпень 2022 Communication and Engagement Branches coordinate with their Regional Councils or Branches-at-Large Liaisons to obtain information and co - ordinate across regions. Based on reporting, it is clear that improvement is needed in the coordination from branches to the next level in the organizational structure. Regional Councils are the facilitators for information sharing among branches. This is also true for Branches- at-Large Liaisons. Regional Councils and BAL Liaisons should be providing leadership and mentoring to their branches. Key Takeaways ● The organization continues to grow. Education and orientation of new members are foundational to a strong organization and member retention. ● National projects do not enjoy the same level of support as “locally” derived initiatives. ● Regional Councils and Branches-at-Large Liaisons could improve the engagement of branches in region - al-level coordination activities. Ukrainian American Artist Directory. The remainder concentrated on culture projects that were local in nature. In the area of NATIONAL EDUCATION INITIATIVES: 28% reported supporting Holodomor awareness; 6% the Spiritual Rebirth of Ukraine; and 4% the Women’s Studies Program at the Ukrainian Catholic University. The remainder sponsored education initiatives that were local in nature. In the area of NATIONAL SOCIAL WELFARE INITIATIVES: 32% of branches supported the Oxygen for Life cam - paign; 22% the general Welfare Fund; 18% the Babusi Fund; and 18% the War Victims fund. Branches also undertook social welfare programs that were local in nature. The UNWLA SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, which celebrates its 55th anniversary this year, has vigorous support from a majority of the branches. Branches-at-Large (West) support a total of 21 students, while branches in the New York Regional Council support a total of 18 students. 18% branch participation in Education Committee meetings 29% branch participation in Culture Committee meetings 32% branch participation in Social Welfare Committee meetings Regional Council Branches-at-Large (West) / Віддалені Відділи ( Захід) New York / Нью-Йорк Detroit / Детройт New Jersey / Нью-Джерзі Philadelphia / Філадельфія Chicago / Чікаґо New England /Нова Англія Branches-at-Large (East) / Віддалені Відділи (Схід) Ohio / Огайо Central New York / Центральний Нью-Йорк 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 Students Sponsored through the UNWLA Scholarship Program in 2021
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