The workshop is open to all Transition, sustainability-related and green groups involved in community action.
A day for Transition and other groups promoting
sustainable communities to connect, re-establish our aims and plan
strategically.
Saturday 21st
February
with
Sophy Banks and Chrissie Godfrey
Friends
Meeting House 10 am – 3 pm
The day aims to
revisit our purposes and motivations, explore any synergies between our projects
and how we could support one another, consider how to be strategic with our
energy and work together to identify and find solutions for some key problems.
A chance to find support with organizational issues and making the most of our
resources.
Facilitators
Sophy
jointly set up the first “Heart and Soul”, or Inner Transition group in Totnes
in 2006. She co-founded Transition Training and has delivered Launch and other
workshops to transition projects around the world and is currently coordinating
work on Inner Transition for Transition Network. A trainer for over 20 years she
has worked as an engineer, information systems consultant and psychotherapist
and has considerable experience of voluntary sector and community
projects.
Chrissie is a coach and
facilitator who helps people make significant, lasting and meaningful change for
themselves or their organisations. After a career in Arts management, Chrissie
co-founded Visionjuice, offering innovative consultancy and training in
personal/organisational change and creativity. She has wide experience of
working with statutory and voluntary organizations
Booking a place: please sign up
at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/reaffirming-community-action-tickets-15779165910
or phone 01647
24789
Please bring food to share for
lunch. Drinks provided.
This workshop
is supported financially by Transition Network and Exeter Quakers. Donations are
requested to help with costs (suggested £10) but we hope no-one is deterred by
cost from coming. If a travel bursary would help you attend please tell us when
booking.
If groups want to they can use the Health Check for
Transition groups and others to think and talk about & fill in before the
workshop, which might kick off some of the issues we want to bring to it. It's
here:
Transition Exeter
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