AYNLA Co-Hosted the 4th National MDGs Summit For Young Leaders

[May 27-29, 2010]

The Youth Advocates for United Nations partnered with the Alliance for the organization of the 4th National Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Summit for Young Leaders held last May 27-29, 2010 at the University of Philippine Diliman. The theme for the 2010 Summit was "Tayo Tayo Pa Rin sa 2015: Be  Accountable" seeking accountability to everyone in achieving the MDGs which is bound by 2015. This was one of the earliest activities the Alliance participated in. The Alliance was represented by its Founder & President, Alvin Cloyd Dakis, Trustees Loribelle Cristobal & Norman Solamo, and members Giovani Matias and JL Trinidad. 

The 2010 Summit was an urgent call to action for the last five (5) remaining years on the achievement of the promise for the MDGs. The Summit will showcase all the heroisms of the youth and youth organizations through actual testimonies on how the youth continuously implement effective programs, projects and activities in the localized implementation of the MDGs, create action plans to cascade the platform of the new president through a united youth for MDGs, a mutual accountability for good governance and solutions to the crosscutting issues that affect the Philippine society and the rest of the peoples of the world.    
 

Other partners include AIESEC Philippines, UNFPA Youth Advisory Panel, YRNET Philippines and Rotaract Club of Rajah Sulayman.
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Interim Alliance Board of Trustees Formed

[May 14, 2010] 

AYNLA has completely formed its Interim Alliance Board of Trustees. The members of the Board are:

Founding Chairman: Alvin Cloyd H. Dakis, RN
Vice Chairman: Reigner Jireh D. Antiquera, RN
Corporate Secretary: Norman D. Solamo, RN
Treasurer-in-Trust: Loribelle M. Cristobal, RN
Corporate Auditor: Ann Krystle Liz F. Calalo, RN
Trustees-at-Large: Czarina Dominique T. Lucila, RN
                              Charmischelle M. Constante, RN
                              Michael C. Leocoadio, RN, RM, MAN
                              Jann Carlo Luigi R. Naz, RN

Another member of AYNLA's International Board of Consultants from Canada!

[May 13, 2010] 

AYNLA congratulates and welcomes its new member of International Board of Consultants - Dr. Deva Marie-Beck. She is a Nightingale Scholar and proficient nurse author from Ontario, Canada. She is also the International Co-Director of Nightingale Initiative for Global Health (NIGH) in Canada.

Our Service Motto - iLEAD to SERVE!

[May 10, 2010]

AYNLA launched its International Motto - iLEAD To Serve! 
iLEAD to Serve! is the international service motto of the Alliance. This came from all the core concepts in the Core Concept Model recreated to become a statement. iLEAD to Serve! shall become the standard service motto that will be used by all members and chapters of the Alliance. AYNLA IDEALS is another version of the core concepts but is rarely used.

AYNLA's Core Concept Model: The structure of the organization's pillars.
 

Core Concept	Description
Innovation	The Power to Change. It is the core that shapes what is unseen, to create something revolutionary and start a new trend in practice, education and everything in the profession. It is set to be on top of the main pillars.
Leadership	The Power to Influence. It is the core that affects and effects others to follow on what is right and just and to set or influence another person’s mindset, belief or lifestyle from his or her own. This is the first main pillar.
Excellence	The Power to Achieve. It is the core that pushes every leader to give more than what is required. To provide something more than the ordinary, outlasting one’s self. This is the second main pillar.
Advocacy	The Power to Inspire. It is the core that burns with passion to serve the underprivileged, the abused and the unwanted. This is a character that leaders possess and drives them to continue their passion regardless of trials. This is the third main pillar.
Dedication	The Power to Persevere. This is the core that endures hardships and challenges. This brings focus to what is mandated and pushes through regardless of difficulties. This is the fourth main pillar.
Service	The Power to Rebuild. This is the core that is the foundation of everything our leaders are doing and will be doing. This is the main reason why our professions exist. Empowerment springs from undying love of service. This is the base of all our main pillars.

 

Core Concept

Description

Innovation

The Power to Change. It is the core that shapes what is unseen, to create something revolutionary and start a new trend in practice, education and everything in the profession. It is set to be on top of the main pillars.

Leadership

The Power to Influence. It is the core that affects and effects others to follow on what is right and just and to set or influence another person’s mindset, belief or lifestyle from his or her own. This is the first main pillar.

Excellence

The Power to Achieve. It is the core that pushes every leader to give more than what is required. To provide something more than the ordinary, outlasting one’s self. This is the second main pillar.

Advocacy

The Power to Inspire. It is the core that burns with passion to serve the underprivileged, the abused and the unwanted. This is a character that leaders possess and drives them to continue their passion regardless of trials. This is the third main pillar.

Dedication

The Power to Persevere. This is the core that endures hardships and challenges. This brings focus to what is mandated and pushes through regardless of difficulties. This is the fourth main pillar.

Service

The Power to Rebuild. This is the core that is the foundation of everything our leaders are doing and will be doing. This is the main reason why our professions exist. Empowerment springs from undying love of service. This is the base of all our main pillars.

Dr. Octaviano as the 2nd Member of AYNLA's International Board of Consultants

[May 6, 2010]

AYNLA welcomes its newest addition to the International Board of Consultants, the former Chairperson of the Philippine Board of Nursing, distinguished nurse leader, educator, researcher and author - Dr. Eufemia Octaviano. She became the first member of the IBC Philippines and one of those who first supported the cause of the Alliance (after a personal check). Currently she runs her own consultancy firm and authors nursing books as well.

AYNLA's First Logo

[May 4, 2010]

AYNLA launched its very first logos and seals. This was created by Mr. Alvin Cloyd H. Dakis.

AYNLA at PNP H.O.P.E 2010 and Youth Forum

[May 4, 2010]

AYNLA participated in the Youth Leader's Forum organized by the Philippine National  Police (PNP). Approximately 1,000 students and members of various youth organizations joined the National Prayer and Youth Forum for clean and credible elections. The Youth Forum opened with an ecumenical National Prayer for HOPE 2010, which has been held in all regional, provincial, and municipal PNP units across the country.

In the Youth Forum, youth sector leader Neil Lim of Youth Vote Philippines led youth participants in signing the Pledge of Support for HOPE (Honest, Orderly and Peaceful Elections) 2010.

AYNLA's First International Consultant

[May 2, 2010]

AYNLA welcomes its first International Consultant - Dr. Barbara Dossey, PhD, RN, AHN-BC, FAAN. Dr. Dossey is the International Co-Director of the Nightingale Iniative for Global Health - the precursor of the 2010 International Year of the Nurse (Canada & USA). She is also the Director for Holistic Nursing Consultants in New Mexico.

AYNLA launched its Official Website and Facebook Page

[April 26, 2010]

AYNLA International established its very first website and Facebook page. The first domain address of the Alliance's website is http://www.aynla-international.ning.com and http://www.facebook.com/AYNLAInternational

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