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17.01.2022 Facilitating leadership moments when we're at the edge of our own and the systems learning is risky. We will see people attacking, fleeing, blaming, scapegoating, blaming the process, - all are symptoms of adaptive work avoidance. Holding yourself and others at this edge requires us to engage with the 'other', hold steady & demonstrate you've got skin in the game by showing that you know what others stand to lose. Being clear and focussed on our purpose and vision is what can keep us here, sometimes its the only anchor we have whilst filling our cup with whatever makes us thrive. Wishing everyone a thriving weekend !

15.01.2022 Our next monthly enews is coming soon! Are you subscribed? Sign up below. https://collaborationforimpact.com/join-the-action/

11.01.2022 "Make your mistakes, take your chances, look silly, but keep on going. Don’t freeze up. (Thomas Wolfe) Particularly relevant for navigating collaboration for systems change. CFI is looking forward to being part of a conversation hosted by Think. Act. Change on this insightful panel to discuss the realities of collaboration. Join us on Wed night to share your thoughts and learn together. #leadership #collaboration #change #innovation https://lnkd.in/gcTVZ4u

10.01.2022 What do you want to learn in 2021? Tell us in this 2-minute poll! https://forms.gle/ugsaPnGkcfZiLXED8 As a new year approaches, now's a good time to be thinking about what learning and development you’re planning for 2021. At CFI we are doing just that. Our open source learning platforms - PlatformC.org and DeepCollaboration.org will be developed with new, innovative learning being offered to you throughout 2021. ... To help us get it right, let us know what learning you're looking for and how you want to do it. Now's your chance to help build the learning platform for the systems change field and get your own learning needs met. Please take this short poll to help us by Friday 11 December.

08.01.2022 Don't miss out on this important and much needed dialogue. If you haven't already signed up join us next week for our NAIDOC week webinar addressing Australia’s Lost Conversations: This will be part 1 of a 3 part series of conversations about what Australia needs to learn new ways of leading together. The first of these conversations will be in NAIDOC Week on Tuesday 10th November at 12pm AEDT. December and January dates will follow.... Deep Collaboration Practice Lead, Mark Yettica-Paulson and Liz Skelton, CFI Co-Founder and Director will be joined by Sarah Maddison, Co-Director of the Indigenous Settler Relations Collaboration at University of Melbourne. They will discuss the NAIDOC Theme, Always Was Always Will Be in the context of Deep Collaboration. How does an honest reckoning with our nation’s past strengthen our capabilities to lead together? Register for this free webinar on Humanitix. A Zoom link will be sent 24 hours before the event. https://events.humanitix.com/dc-lost-conversations-1

06.01.2022 systems thinking, is recognized by educators, scientists and entrepreneurs as one of the most valuable skills for the 21st century. https://www.forbes.com//why-students-should-be-taught-sy/

04.01.2022 Supported by Collaboration for Impact (CFI), Platform C presents a free webinar: Collaboration for social change - How to really do it. Thursday 3rd December 12noon AEDT / 9am AWDT (90mins) Register free: https://events.humanitix.com/collaboration-for-social-change... Using the Collaborative Change Cycle as a lens, CFI Network members and change makers, Jennifer Chaplyn and Sharon Fraser will take you on an exploration of how collaboration unfolds in the real world and some of the things that help move it along. This practice based session will be of interest to all change-makers, whether you are just starting out or have been working in the field for years.

04.01.2022 Join us TOMORROW for the free webinar, Addressing Australia's Lost Conversations. To foster collaboration to create our shared future we need to start having long overdue conversations. Always Was Always Will Be is not just a look back at our past, but is also an invitation to see our present reality and have a shared understanding of what we need to lead together. Deep Collaboration Practice Lead, Mark Yettica-Paulson and Liz Skelton, CFI Co-Founder and Director will be j...oined by Sarah Maddison, Co-Director of the Indigenous Settler Relations Collaboration at University of Melbourne. They will discuss the NAIDOC Theme, Always Was Always Will Be in the context of Deep Collaboration. How does an honest reckoning with our nation’s past strengthen our capabilities to lead together? Register to receive the Zoom link: https://events.humanitix.com/dc-lost-conversations-1 #deepcollaboration #NAIDOC2020 #systemschange

01.01.2022 This week is National NAIDOC Week and this years theme is 'Always Was, Always Will Be.' Events are being held across Australia this week to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. To create an equitable and inclusive society we need to come together as Australians to unite towards a cocreated future. The ongoing impact of our shared history needs to be acknowledged, understood and #structuralinequality dismantled. ... NAIDOC week is for all Australians, it's a great opportunity to immerse yourself in a range of activities and to connect with your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community. For more information on events - https://www.naidoc.org.au/get-involved/naidoc-week-events