TRAININGDEPARTMENT

CHAIRPERSONGio Franco Gomez

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONSVian Carlyn dela CruzVian Carlyn dela CruzArian Jasmine Marzo

CREATIVESCyril Venize Zalamea

INFORMATION MANAGEMENTGerald Paul CarmonaKjerrimyr AndresKjerrimyr Andres

FINANCEElenor Marisse Isabel Andaya

TEAM LEADERSJohn Christian DacanayGian CalaAaron Sam GoticoAaron Sam GoticoLenille MigrasoConception ValeraArchimedes Aristotle

LIVINGLEADERSHIP

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CHILDREN’S MUSEUM AND LIBRARY INC.

As the youth arm of CMLI, the Junior Council is a living testa-ment that no one can ever be 'too young' to affect change.

JC-NEBThe NATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD (NEB) conducts most of the annual projects of CMLI. These include three national conventions and at least two regional competitions. From decision-making to project implementation and evaluation, NEB officers have consid-erable autonomy and responsibility over these projects. They are elected by the National Congress every October.

JC-REBThe REGIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD (REB) leads the student-led regional operations of CMLI. There are eight Regional Executive Boards: six Regions in Luzon, one in Visayas and one in Mindanao. The projects of the regional bodies change on a regular basis, de-pending on how the officers see its relevance in their respective regions. These projects are subject to the approval of the CMLI

officers. REB are also elected every October.

Youth-oriented and youth-led, CMLI envisions a proactive Filipino youth geared in knowledge, skill, and attitude to

address today’s most pressing social issues.

HISTORYEstablishedEstablished in 1957 by the late Atty. Fernanda S. Balboa, the Children’s Museum and Library, Inc. (CMLI) is a non-stock, nonprofit organization working to promote the welfare and de-velopment of the country’s youth. This organization has endeav-ored to live up to its avowed objectives in uplifting skills of the Filipino children in language and visual arts while promoting deeper appreciation and understanding of the Philippine cultural heritage.

For fifty-four years, CMLI, as an institution, has been contribut-ing to the intellectual, social and cultural growth of our young through various symposia, seminars, exhibits, talent competi-tions and scholarship grants. In the meantime, CMLI continues to build a library for, by and about the Filipino children by col-lecting their works, artifacts, and memorabilia as the youth of our nation.

VISIONCMLI envisions to produce morally upright student-leaders imbued with values and attitudes and are equipped with skills relevant to the demands of the advancing Philippine society.

MISSIONCMLICMLI is committed to empower the Filipino youth to be cata-lysts of relevant change in their school, community and the country through leadership training, values formation educa-tion and talent development.

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For inquiries about the organization and its activities, contact Fely Garcia at

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JUNIOR COUNCIL

The Junior Council experience goes beyond one’s incum-bency in the National or Regional Executive Boards. Being part of AA gives former officers a lifetime’s worth of opportu-nities to serve the youth through leadership and arts.

VISIONTo support CMLI's thrust, CMLI JCAA serves as the platform for the continued learning of its members.

MISSIONTo conduct specialized training, workshops and relevant activi-ties, geared towards personal, professional, and organizational

development.

JCAAThe CMLI JUNIOR COUNCIL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION (JCAA) was established on November 1993 with the vision of forwarding Junior Council alumni participation for the Children’s Museum and Library Inc. (CMLI).JCAAJCAA is comprised of a dynamic pool of enthusiastic and talented young leaders who advocate the involvement, empowerment and leadership of the Filipino youth. Achieved college undergraduates to successful full-time professionals voluntarily commit their time to develop the talents of our fellow peers.

PROJECTS

VOICES IN HARMONY

DebutedDebuted in 1999, Voices in Har-mony (ViH) is the flagship pro-ject of the Children’s Museum and Library Inc. – Junior Coun-cil Alumni Association (JCAA). ViH is a national high school choral competition produced by the youth for the youth, and is a non-profit and self-subsidizing project of the JCAA. - Voices in Harmony

CMLI CONVENTION SUPPORT

The members of the association also take time to go back and give back to the flagship project of CMLI, the annual national con-ventions held in Baguio City. As the incumbent Junior Council officers serve as the main organiz-ers of these conventions, alumni would come here as facilitators or workshop speakers to make the event possible.

BACKGROUND AND HISTORY

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After years of training the incumbent officers of the Junior Council, the association decided to extend its services to external entities that can gain from the learning experience

that AA offers.

TRAINING CHAIRPERSONS Luis Diego Lee (2004, 2006)UP Diliman ProfessorNuraisha Atar (2005, 2007, 2008)Nuraisha Atar (2005, 2007, 2008)Masters in EducationPaolo Agbayani (2009)3rd Year UP Law Batch Representative Julliano Fernando Guiang (2010, 2011) Incumbent UP USC Vice ChairpersonRicardo Louis Flores (2012) Convenor, Asian Schools Debate ChampionshipConvenor, Asian Schools Debate ChampionshipGio Franco Gomez (2012, 2013)Incumbent Training Program Chairperson

FORMER CLIENTSTERTIARY LEVEL

UST College of Architecture Student Council (2010, 2011)UST AB Student Council (2010, 2011)

UST College of Education (2011) UST College of Education (2011) UP Psychological Society (2011, 2012)

UST Mechanical Engineering Society (2012) DLSU Literature Circle (2012)

Heights Ateneo (2012) UP Manila College of Public Health (2012)

Philippine Association of Nutrition - Omega Chapter (2012) UP University Student Council (2012)UP University Student Council (2012)UP Civil Engineering Society (2013)

SECONDARY LEVEL Colegio San Agustin - Makati (2004)Claret School of Quezon City (2004)Colegio San Agustin, Binan (2005)

Lourdes School Quezon City (2004, 2005, 2008, 2011)Angelicum College (2006, 2007)Angelicum College (2006, 2007)St. Paul College Pasig (2011)

ELEMENTARY LEVEL Precious Lamb Foundational Learning Center (2009, 2010)

The Raya School (2013)

OTHER YOUTH ORGANIZATIONSSagrada Familia Parish Youth Ministry (2006)

De La Salle Worlds Volunteers (2012) De La Salle Worlds Volunteers (2012)

Junior Council Alumni are trained to train. Being leaders in both theory and practice, they have expansive and sufficient experiences to supplement what they talk about. They are ar-ticulate. They adapt to environments. They are good listeners.

They are sensitive to your needs and wants.

TRAINING CHAIRPERSONGio Franco Gomez

MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONSVian Carlyn dela Cruz Arian Jasmine Marzo

CREATIVESCyril Venize Zalamea

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Gerald Paul CarmonaKjerrimyr AndresKjerrimyr Andres

TEAM LEADERSJohn Christian Dacanay (Diliman)Gian Cala and Aaron Sam Gotico (Espanya)Lenille Migraso (University Belt)Conception Valera (Taft)Archimedes Aristotle Franco (Los Banos)

The CMLI training program maximizes the members’ strengths to reach any organization’s next breakthrough.

AVAILABLE MODULES

The Activity OutlineEvent Management Followership

Human Resource ManagementHuman Resource ManagementLeadership

Meeting ManagementThe Project Feasibility Study Project ManagementPublic SpeakingThe SWOT Analysis Team BuildingTeam Building

The training program is the Alumni Association's main income generating project. Apart from administrative funding, the profits of the service go to honing students who are less privi-

leged but have leadership potential.

FOR SEMINAR-WORKSHOPSPhp 50.00 per person per hour

FOR TEAM-BUILDING PHYSICAL ACTIVITIESPhp 100.00 per person per hour

For inquiries, you may reach us through our Marketing and Communications Director Vian at 0926-1190929 or via cmli.jcaa@gmail.comfacebook.com/CMLIJCAA

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