Over the past two weeks I have been inspired by people sharing their stories at both the International Riversymposium in Perth, and then at TEDx Canberra where we heard from an incredible array of speakers covering the ‘twittersphere’, to space travel, slavery and providing ‘abundant water‘ to communities in developing countries. The extent to which […]
For the very first time in its thirteen year history, the International Riversymposium was held out of Brisbane and on the other side of our great country in Perth. As is the case at every International Riversymposium there was a mix of international case studies and presentations about key developments in river management and science, […]
When you build bridges, you can keep crossing them. ~ Rick Pitino In all things, be willing to listen to people around you. None of us is really smart enough to go it alone. ~ John Clendenin On 20 October 2010 the ARRC will be running a workshop on Connecting through Conversation: Narrative techniques for […]
So how does Most Significant Change (MSC) actually work? The overall process is simple but the details for each stage do matter. Defining the project to be evaluated and the community involved. Collecting stories of the most significant change caused by the project in the lives of members of the community. The stories can be […]
Website created by Curate Bee
