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La importancia de las organizaciones civiles | Wilson Merino Rivadeneira | TEDxUHemisferios


I believe that the organizations of the

civil society the foundations we are

much more than improvised people with

good intentions

who we work in organizations of

civil society

we are committed to the

transparency with efficiency and about

we all maintain a culture that the

things can be done by leaving

important lessons for both

public institutions as for the

private companies there are countless

of similarities between a company and a

foundation as is the planning

strategic governance generation

Of funds

the allocation of funds

the big problem is that the people who

are outside the sector tend not to see

to a foundation as a company and the

truth is that if we do not operate as a

company

we will never be able to generate

transforming transcendental changes

in the lives of the populations to whom

we serve

I think one of the keys lies

around and one of the fortresses

radical about volunteering

the volunteers of the foundations

They come from different environments

different ages have different

ideologies have different beliefs

nevertheless, all ends are united by the

same end in the passion to help do not and

I think this is our great advantage

competitive

the emotional connection felt by

people with what we are doing

who we work in organizations

of civil society

we provide a service that nobody else

that’s why I think it’s a duty

rebuild us to lend this

service

civil society organizations

we are innovative

we maintain a mentality

progressively inclusive and we

we challenge to summon new actors

within the construction of our

society

us as a social organization

we know what we are responding to today

a problematic country from which the

state has not taken over

that’s why he believes that’s why we believe that

the coordinated work of

young volunteers

together with families in community as

they had said it before, it’s changing

the way in which we communicate the

way in which we interact and this without

doubt opens new spaces for

building a much more democracy

deep

much more rooted we are clear that

the state alone can not be

take care of everything and the private company

for more funds they have and in this

I think that the organizations of

civil society

we can jump on the court and take on a

new a new leadership

I believe that one of the great virtues

that we have the organizations of the

civil society in this ability to

power embedded in schools like

does the player player embed them from

those in the neighborhoods of embedding those of

hospitals and generate linkages

trust with the communities

this trust that is so necessary for

collaborative work

we do not feel like experts of

nothing

we are not the specialists

when we go to work in the

hospitals in schools in the

neighborhoods

what we are doing is

invite the community to play a

party the team we are inviting the

government we are inviting the company

We are inviting the academy

we are inviting you to us

inviting our children with cancer already

their families to play together for

together find the answers to

the problems and challenges that are

stopping our community

it is always a giant challenge not those who

we work in organizations of the

civil society we are always seen from

a charitable form of assistance

philanthropic

people tend to think that we live on

air that those of us who work in

Civil society organizations

we have no salary expectations and in

reality is that we have to break the

paradigm

we need to get more people

trained with greater conviction with

greater sense of social transformation

decide to work in the sector

lucrative is the only way in which

we will be able to build a not a new

society a different society not a

society where we can

look at the other I think we

we work just for that to

to be able to fill a gap a gap that

find not only society

as I had already told you but above all

that emptiness that is at the heart of every

one of us to be able to recognize ourselves in

the other as true brothers equal

I unlike from the talk

previous and that he shared with us

that motivation to volunteer because

yes because I was a happy young traveler

I had to face moments

difficult and that’s what what I

Personally motivated to dedicate my life

to this sector

I, at 19, lost my mother

she fought against a cancer

like many of the Ecuadorians a tumor

a terrible glioblastoma multiforme in

brain

we had more opportunities than the rest

we managed to leave the country

we operated on my mother we managed to extract the

tumor

however it was a very aggressive tumor

who claimed his life after a few months

I did not lose I lost my mother and my mother

has always been a fundamental pillar and

Well that was the reason why ago

15 years I decided to create foundations and long

black which is a social organization that

seeks to transform the quality of life of

our children of our girls and the

teenagers and their families struggling

against this disease as we do

looking for the progressive transformation of

a society with different values a

much more optimistic society a

much more solidary society where

finally every day we live all

much better

when we talk about childhood cancer what

first that people come to the

mind is a child without hair

I ‘m probably on a stretcher

some will even think that it is a

contagious disease and what all

believe is that there is a lot of suffering

in this child’s life not and

probably many of these beliefs

be true but many of these

beliefs are definitely false

cancer goes much further than it affects

not only does the child also affect the

family and social environment

probably the enlarged photograph of

the fight against cancer the most

affected is the child with cancer but the

brother brother who has to be very

only in

province and the subject of problems

social as complex as abuse

child domestic accidents

including violations probably the

most affected are their mothers mothers who

they have lost the opportunity to work

for being forced to carry all the

days to your children to hospitals mothers

that they no longer have the possibility of

get ready to spend with their husbands of

the houses go at night with them no longer

mothers have the possibility that perhaps

they are overwhelmed feeling that their children

they are going to die not and who else suffers and

whoever is most torn is our

society a little compassionate society

little in solidarity with what happens to

Around us

if we do not take action for the year 2030

We will have more than 30 thousand people

affected against this disease and more

of 20 thousand people would have died

consequence of this disease is not

both numbers only little bit

interest that we have as a society of

accompany people in this

travel

I believe in the tertiary sector I think

that it is fundamental to roll up the sleeves

sleeves to be next to them the

territory accompany you in this

travel because it’s part of the

experience of being human living this

experience and joy and sadness not

the challenges of life does not appear in

only once as human beings are we

exposed to fight against various things

not against poverty against

injustice against intolerance and

also against discrimination

I lost my mother a few years later

I also lost my father and for

much more critical issues

my father was kidnapped my father

He was finally killed by his

captors and this invites you to think of

that the only way we’re going to

live every day better and if that is

we focus on construction in

build social justice a country where

not only I, you who have had the

privilege of accessing a system

higher education we’re fine but

where all

Let’s live better every day I lead now

the agreement against cancer is a

initiative of 18 foundations of the level

country

that we have decided to articulate

efforts to work together to

make cancer a priority

in public policy

the government is not going to solve our

problems because the truth is that

they know our problems

it is we who can decide

If something is right or wrong, we are

we who can decide

build the future and this sense

citizenship with whom we share a

history

I share a story with the

cancer patients

this is what has motivated me to dedicate

my life to serve in this journey and I

invited to be part of this initiative and

especially so to finish this

chat

I want to invite you to leave being more

hands does not make and leave thinking that

beyond individual needs

that each one of us there

hundreds perhaps thousands of families

Ecuadorians who must fight as they already

I mentioned earlier not only against

an illness but also against

intolerance and injustice

injustice and also against

discrimination

thank you very much

[Applause]

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