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The Social Change Leadership Collective (SCLC) would like to invite you to participate in upcoming bi-weekly discussions (5 sessions) on truth and reconciliation starting January 10, 2022 – March 7, 2022
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The Social Change Leadership Collective (SCLC) would like to invite you to participate in upcoming bi-weekly discussions (5 sessions) on truth and reconciliation starting January 10, 2022 – March 7, 2022 (6-7:30 PM EST). This topic was chosen based on recent survey results from our stakeholders. The guiding question for this series is: How can we meaningfully contribute to redressing the impacts of settler colonialism and the inequities that Indigenous communities continue to experience?
These conversations are intended to facilitate a process of personal and group transformation that could further ignite meaningful participation in truth and reconciliation and social change leadership. For additional details and to register, please click here.
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March 7 (Monday) 6:00 pm - May 2 (Monday) 7:30 pm(GMT-05:00) View in my time
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ICA CanadaThe Canadian Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA Canada) has a 40+ year history in developing the leadership capacity of individuals who are committed to positive social change. We do this through our Courage to Lead programming, tailored training and facilitation offered to non-profit organizations and community groups and through the development of knowledge resources.ica@icacan.org 401 Richmond St. W., Suite 405, Toronto, ON. M5V 3A8
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Event Description As a leader, do you have the courage to turn the lens inward to examine what you bring to your daily
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- As a leader, do you have the courage to turn the lens inward to examine what you bring to your daily interactions?
- If leadership is about relationships, who are you in those interactions? Are you willing to look inward to evaluate how you show up in the world?
- How do you keep learning from your experiences, and trusting your own inner wisdom?
- What role do you want to play in the change process in society, work, community and family?
If you have ever asked yourself these questions, we would like to invite you to join our 13-week online study series (every Thursday, starting March 24 – June 16 2022), where you will get to explore your relationship to life, self and the world. The aim of this study is to provide the tools for deep reflection on how you can become the best leader you can be.
What this study is not:
- A workshop of tips and techniques on how to be a better manager
- A crash course in leadership skills
What would be required of you?
- Dedicated time to read one chapter of “The Courage to Lead” book per week
- The willingness to complete reflective exercises on each chapter
- Contribution of your personal perspective and experiences in online discussions with other participants
- An open mind and heart to hear from those who see things differently than you
Sign up today to reserve your spot. After you have registered, you will be emailed the log-in details a week before the study series start date.
Please note that we’ll be using “The Courage to Lead” book (2012 publication – 2nd edition) for the study which can be purchased separately on iUniverse, Indigo and Amazon.
To register, click here.
For more information or inquiries regarding the study, please contact ICA Canada (ica@icaca.org)
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March 24 (Thursday) 8:00 pm - June 16 (Thursday) 9:00 pm 8-9 PM Eastern Time(GMT-04:00) View in my time
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ICA CanadaThe Canadian Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA Canada) has a 40+ year history in developing the leadership capacity of individuals who are committed to positive social change. We do this through our Courage to Lead programming, tailored training and facilitation offered to non-profit organizations and community groups and through the development of knowledge resources.ica@icacan.org 401 Richmond St. W., Suite 405, Toronto, ON. M5V 3A8
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We have now completed pods 5 and 6 finishing up their Module 2 journey and Pods 10 and 11 finishing up Module 1. Our Spring Sessions will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays from April 11th to June 1st. The sessions will be offered at the following times (all Eastern):
Option 1 – 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Option 2 – 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Option 3 – 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
If you would like more information or wish to participate in the Spring Sessions, please visit www.commonearth.com or contact Sarah Patterson at spatterson@commonearth.com
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April 11 (Monday) - June 1 (Wednesday)(GMT-05:00) View in my time
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April 19 (Tuesday) 12:00 pm - May 10 (Tuesday) 2:00 pm(GMT-05:00) View in my time
11may8:30 pm10:00 pmRecovering AbundanceA Book Conversation with the Author
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Looking for a book study? Join us for a preview of RECOVERING ABUNDANCE by Andy Henry. Wednesday, May 11 (6:30
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Looking for a book study? Join us for a preview of RECOVERING ABUNDANCE by Andy Henry. Wednesday, May 11 (6:30 pm San Francisco; 7:30 pm Denver, 8:30 pm Chicago, 9:30 pm Toronto, 9:30 am Taipei).
We’ll talk with the author, Andy Henry, and review the introduction and table of contents with the author. It will be fun! Then, for those of you who are interested we will organize dates and times to study it.
RECOVERING ABUNDANCE invites readers to live a new story–to join a movement of renewal for small towns and rural communities. Offering twelve civic-spiritual practices, rooted in Jesus’s miracle among the multitude, that rural and small-town leaders can use to renew their congregations and communities.
Learn more:
https://www.amazon.com/Recovering-Abundance-Practices-Small-Town-Leaders/dp/1506474004
Jim Wiegel
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(Wednesday) 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm(GMT-05:00) View in my time
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Start your bee-zy week with a buzz and join HandUp Congo, Rotarians for Bees and Wheen Bee Foundation for an
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Start your bee-zy week with a buzz and join HandUp Congo, Rotarians for Bees and Wheen Bee Foundation for an interactive Virtual Meet Up on Monday, 23 May 2022, 8am – 9am (SYD AEST). This is SUNDAY, May 22, 2022 5pm-6pm (CHI CDT). Don’t miss this – see the link at bottom of the page to find YOUR time zone.
This online event will feature bee-utiful humans sharing fun facts, inspiring stories and useful tips on how to make our outdoor spaces – from Australia to Congo – a welcoming habitat for both bees and pollinators.
Learn how an Aussie village called Hall embraces all-things-bee and what a village on the other side of the world called Lotumbe is doing to fight climate change.
Your booking helps raise funds to buy beekeeping equipment like gloves, bee suits, and smokers for a village in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), located in the world’s second-largest rainforest. The villagers know that without bees, our food security is at risk. That’s why food security needs bee security. Fundraising goal: $1000 US/$1400 AUD.
Hear from:
- Dr. Vera Sistenich, a hobby beekeeper in Sydney, who has harvested 355 kilos of honey since 2015 and raised more than $16,000 to benefit emergency medicine education and beekeeping projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Fiona Chambers, CEO of Wheen Bee Foundation. Wheen Bee Foundation is a registered Australian charity that promotes awareness of the importance of bees for food security, biodiversity, and ecosystem health, and funds research and development activities that address the national and global threats to bees.
- Rev. Jean Entonto, Lotumbe’s community development facilitator.
How to register
Make a booking via the link below with a donation of your choice (min $1) to receive your zoom link:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/bee-a-honey-for-congo-tickets-331399895007
All proceeds go directly to buy beekeeping equipment for a village called Lotumbe, located in Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo, located in the DRC’s least-resourced province, Equateur. Fundraising goal: $1000 US/$1400 AUD.
Note: Tax deductibility is not available unless a donation is made through www.rawcs.org.au, Project 20/2013-14, Lotumbe Community Development.
Questions: handupcongo@gmail.com
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(Monday) 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm NOTE: 8:00 AM in Sydney (AEST) Monday is 5 PM Central Daylight Time (Chicago) SUNDAY See link at bottom of page for YOUR TIME ZONE.(GMT-05:00) View in my time
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ICA Global Research Network
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The aim of this event is to dive deeply into the SDGs and see how our work personally and as ICAs is
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The aim of this event is to dive deeply into the SDGs and see how our work personally and as ICAs is related to these goals. How do we see our goals, at the local level, related to these global goals? Where do you see your work and interest contributing to the goals?
We will look for where we have common interests, and perhaps we will be able to identify donors together for the needed work!
This event will be hosted in Spanish with English translation (8:00 UK, 9:00 Spain, 3:00 Eastern US). The vision is to follow this event highlighting two SDGs every month after the first session.
This session will be led by Catalina Quiroz, ICA Spain. If you are interested in participating, send her an email at catalina.iace@gmail.com, and she will send you a zoom link.
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The Social Change Leadership Collective (SCLC) would like to invite you to participate in upcoming bi-weekly discussions (5 sessions) on truth and reconciliation starting January 10, 2022 – March 7, 2022
Event Details
The Social Change Leadership Collective (SCLC) would like to invite you to participate in upcoming bi-weekly discussions (5 sessions) on truth and reconciliation starting January 10, 2022 – March 7, 2022 (6-7:30 PM EST). This topic was chosen based on recent survey results from our stakeholders. The guiding question for this series is: How can we meaningfully contribute to redressing the impacts of settler colonialism and the inequities that Indigenous communities continue to experience?
These conversations are intended to facilitate a process of personal and group transformation that could further ignite meaningful participation in truth and reconciliation and social change leadership. For additional details and to register, please click here.
more
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March 7 (Monday) 6:00 pm - May 2 (Monday) 7:30 pm(GMT-05:00) View in my time
Organizer
ICA CanadaThe Canadian Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA Canada) has a 40+ year history in developing the leadership capacity of individuals who are committed to positive social change. We do this through our Courage to Lead programming, tailored training and facilitation offered to non-profit organizations and community groups and through the development of knowledge resources.ica@icacan.org 401 Richmond St. W., Suite 405, Toronto, ON. M5V 3A8
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April 19 (Tuesday) 12:00 pm - May 10 (Tuesday) 2:00 pm(GMT-05:00) View in my time
11may8:30 pm10:00 pmRecovering AbundanceA Book Conversation with the Author
Event Details
Looking for a book study? Join us for a preview of RECOVERING ABUNDANCE by Andy Henry. Wednesday, May 11 (6:30
Event Details
Looking for a book study? Join us for a preview of RECOVERING ABUNDANCE by Andy Henry. Wednesday, May 11 (6:30 pm San Francisco; 7:30 pm Denver, 8:30 pm Chicago, 9:30 pm Toronto, 9:30 am Taipei).
We’ll talk with the author, Andy Henry, and review the introduction and table of contents with the author. It will be fun! Then, for those of you who are interested we will organize dates and times to study it.
RECOVERING ABUNDANCE invites readers to live a new story–to join a movement of renewal for small towns and rural communities. Offering twelve civic-spiritual practices, rooted in Jesus’s miracle among the multitude, that rural and small-town leaders can use to renew their congregations and communities.
Learn more:
https://www.amazon.com/Recovering-Abundance-Practices-Small-Town-Leaders/dp/1506474004
Jim Wiegel
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(Wednesday) 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm(GMT-05:00) View in my time
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Start your bee-zy week with a buzz and join HandUp Congo, Rotarians for Bees and Wheen Bee Foundation for an
Event Details
Start your bee-zy week with a buzz and join HandUp Congo, Rotarians for Bees and Wheen Bee Foundation for an interactive Virtual Meet Up on Monday, 23 May 2022, 8am – 9am (SYD AEST). This is SUNDAY, May 22, 2022 5pm-6pm (CHI CDT). Don’t miss this – see the link at bottom of the page to find YOUR time zone.
This online event will feature bee-utiful humans sharing fun facts, inspiring stories and useful tips on how to make our outdoor spaces – from Australia to Congo – a welcoming habitat for both bees and pollinators.
Learn how an Aussie village called Hall embraces all-things-bee and what a village on the other side of the world called Lotumbe is doing to fight climate change.
Your booking helps raise funds to buy beekeeping equipment like gloves, bee suits, and smokers for a village in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), located in the world’s second-largest rainforest. The villagers know that without bees, our food security is at risk. That’s why food security needs bee security. Fundraising goal: $1000 US/$1400 AUD.
Hear from:
- Dr. Vera Sistenich, a hobby beekeeper in Sydney, who has harvested 355 kilos of honey since 2015 and raised more than $16,000 to benefit emergency medicine education and beekeeping projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo
- Fiona Chambers, CEO of Wheen Bee Foundation. Wheen Bee Foundation is a registered Australian charity that promotes awareness of the importance of bees for food security, biodiversity, and ecosystem health, and funds research and development activities that address the national and global threats to bees.
- Rev. Jean Entonto, Lotumbe’s community development facilitator.
How to register
Make a booking via the link below with a donation of your choice (min $1) to receive your zoom link:
https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/bee-a-honey-for-congo-tickets-331399895007
All proceeds go directly to buy beekeeping equipment for a village called Lotumbe, located in Equateur Province, Democratic Republic of Congo, located in the DRC’s least-resourced province, Equateur. Fundraising goal: $1000 US/$1400 AUD.
Note: Tax deductibility is not available unless a donation is made through www.rawcs.org.au, Project 20/2013-14, Lotumbe Community Development.
Questions: handupcongo@gmail.com
more
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(Monday) 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm NOTE: 8:00 AM in Sydney (AEST) Monday is 5 PM Central Daylight Time (Chicago) SUNDAY See link at bottom of page for YOUR TIME ZONE.(GMT-05:00) View in my time
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ICA Global Research Network
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