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Arukah Network's Communications and Advocacy Training at St. Columba's Church
February 7, 2020 from 10am to 5pm
If you or your organisation is working for community-led social change, then this one-day communications course can help you connect with and impact others.It's created and delivered by members of Arukah Network, with experiences covering BBC news, local politics, community leadership, soap operas and global consultancy firms.Learn more at: www.arukahnetwork.org/trainingBook a space: …See More
Meet the man who led 1.4 million people...
I recently spoke with a man called Lord Nigel Crisp, who used to run one of the biggest organisations in the world: the UK's National Health Service.Since leaving the 'NHS', he has become a global health advocate in British politics and around the world, with an aim of improving local healthcare by creating global partnerships.Here's his #HowToBuildCommunity interview in full...…See More
Keeping Peace Through Community Radio
Hi all,In Arukah Network's latest 'How To Build Community' podcast, I chat with Sheila Katzman, who the UN tasked with creating a radio station for their peacekeeping efforts in Sierra Leone's civil war.This is the story of Radio UNAMSIL, with its focus on community engagement, listener participation, and on-air peace talks.https://soundcloud.com/user-471889218/peace-through-radioSee More
"Marie, I'm really pleased you enjoyed it! And thanks so much for taking the time to share some of the highlights. If you would like to learn more, I strongly recommend his books 'Soil and Soul', 'Spiritual Activism' and…"
"I love it! Thank you Jake!
Dear members, if you do not have time to listen to the whole interview, here are some markers:
18:49 “An activist is someone who is doing something instead of having things done to you.”
23:20 Climate…"
Alastair McIntosh on Climate Change, Community & 'Spiritual Activism'
Hi all,I once read that "only a demanding common task builds community". It's hard to think of a task more demanding - or more common - than climate change. One of my favourite writers and thinkers is a Scottish man called Alastair McIntosh, and he has written at length about both of these things: climate change and community. I was very excited recently to speak with him for Arukah Network's How To Build Community podcast. I got to ask him about these things, and more. Here it is - I hope you…See More
"Good question Rituu! I think Laura caused me to reflect on how storytelling in my own British context is too often seen as 'escapism', not as something that can be imbued with deep meaning, and that can enrich our lives.
For example, I…"
"Hi Jake what are your reflections after Laura's podcast?
You might enjoy her blog on application of SALT in storytelling https://aidscompetence.ning.com/profiles/blogs/focus-on-strength-as-source-of-transformation
Thanks!"
Laura The Storyteller
"There is nothing as palpable and wonderful as sharing a story about our lives, or telling a folk tale that we know, and not giving a moral or explanation, but just seeing what it reminds people of."I recently spoke with the award-winning New York-based storyteller Laura Simms for Arukah Network's 'How To Build Community' podcast. You might enjoy it:https://soundcloud.com/user-471889218/laura-the-storytellerSee More
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Meet the man who led 1.4 million people...
Posted on November 18, 2019 at 8:13pm 1 Comment 1 Like
I recently spoke with a man called Lord Nigel Crisp, who used to run one of the biggest organisations in the world: the UK's National Health Service.
Since leaving the 'NHS', he has become a global health advocate in British politics and around the world, with an aim of improving local healthcare by creating global partnerships.
Here's his #HowToBuildCommunity interview in full...…
ContinueKeeping Peace Through Community Radio
Posted on October 2, 2019 at 9:27pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Hi all,
In Arukah Network's latest 'How To Build Community' podcast, I chat with Sheila Katzman, who the UN tasked with creating a radio station for their peacekeeping efforts in Sierra Leone's civil war.
This is the story of Radio UNAMSIL, with its focus on community engagement, listener participation, and on-air peace talks.…
ContinueAlastair McIntosh on Climate Change, Community & 'Spiritual Activism'
Posted on September 4, 2019 at 9:44pm 2 Comments 1 Like
Hi all,
I once read that "only a demanding common task builds community". It's hard to think of a task more demanding - or more common - than climate change. One of my favourite writers and thinkers is a Scottish man called Alastair McIntosh, and he has written at length about both of these things: climate change and community.
I was very excited recently to speak with him for Arukah Network's How To Build Community podcast. I got to ask him about these…
ContinueLaura The Storyteller
Posted on July 26, 2019 at 7:30pm 2 Comments 2 Likes
"There is nothing as palpable and wonderful as sharing a story about our lives, or telling a folk tale that we know, and not giving a moral or explanation, but just seeing what it reminds people of."
I recently spoke with the award-winning New York-based storyteller Laura Simms for Arukah Network's 'How To Build Community' podcast. You might enjoy it:…
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- At 6:51pm on July 11, 2018,
Rituu B. Nanda said…
Dear Jake,
Welcome to Community Life Competence!
Could you add your picture as it adds a human touch to your profile? (go to 'settings' then 'upload photo')
Connect with members: Under the Tab with ‘Members’ you can find people to connect with and members who share similar interest.
Post your experience: You can share your experiences with local responses through putting up a blog. To post a blog, first sign in, then go to top of the page and click on the blue button ‘Our Stories’ and click on ‘+ Add ’. You can also comment on blogs posted by other members.
Requests: This the place where we learn together. If you want to discuss issues related to local responses, please contribute to the forum. To participate in an ongoing discussion, sign in, go to the top of the page, click on the blue button ‘Requests’ and then click on topic of the discussion you are interested in. In the Request you have an option to start a discussion on a topic of your interest.
You will find some suggestions and rules of play under the ‘help’ tab. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need any assistance. If you want support contact rituu[@]communitylifecompetence.org. To know more about the Community Life Competence approach, please visit http://www.communitylifecompetence.org
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Marie, Marlou and Rituu
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