Want to help CBC K-W spotlight Changemakers? Apply to be on the Selection Committee here!
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CBC Kitchener-Waterloo is launching an editorial series recognizing people from Waterloo region who have had an impact on the community or created positive change.
In honour of the station's 10-year anniversary, the team is highlighting 10 Changemakers who have made headlines over the years.
CBC K-W is putting out a call for community members who wish to be part of the Selection Committee who will ultimately select the changemakers, alongside the help of CBC K-W staff.
If you're interested in being a member of the Selection Committee, please fill out the form below. Successful candidates will be contacted following the July 19 deadline.
This is a paid opportunity that will require a time commitment of a couple of days in the coming weeks.
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