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UPCOMING
UPCOMING
Date/Day : 17 May 2024, Friday
Time : 1000am - 100pm
Venue : Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre, 30A Yishun Central 1, S768796
Fee : Complimentary, Registration required
The third in our Sharing Session under Movements For Health, hear from Mr Beh Keng Hua of Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore) and Mr Desmond Chong from The Singapore Scout Association, on how they have been able to multiply impact multi-fold by leveraging the latent energy of their volunteers and community members to become co-creators and leaders.
Movements grow and wane on the power of a shared purpose and the strength of relational networks. Come find out what are the principles and practices that these two organisations have in place to enable them to:
Activate volunteers as advocates and leaders
Raise leaders and empower them to take action
Get an opportunity to reflect on your own practices and learn from the diverse practices of other participants.
Sharers:
Mr. Beh Keng Hua, Deputy CEO, Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore)
Mr. Desmond Chong, Chief Commissioner, The Singapore Scout Association
NOTE: Please note that slots are limited, and a confirmation will be sent to those who have secured a seat.
PAST EVENTS
PAST EVENTS
Date/Day : 20 November 2023, Monday
Time : 1000am - 100pm
Venue : Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre, 30A Yishun Central 1, S768796
Fee : Complimentary, Registration required
Bold At Work partners with social impact organisations to build perspective on adaptive capacity and be an effective agent of change towards the Movements For Health project.
In our 2nd session, you will get to hear from Wellness Kampung and their journey of how they embrace strategies of Participatory Action and Distributed Leadership to meet both their social and health outcomes. You will also get to share stories and questions that you may have on your own journey and walk away with renewed lens and perspectives.
Who should come:
Join us to if you would like to explore what Participatory Action and Distributed Leadership could look like for what you do
Join us if you deployed such strategies at where you are at and would love to share the trials and tribulations
NOTE: Please note that slots are limited, and a confirmation will be sent to those who have secured a seat.
Date/Day : 18 August 2023, Friday
Time : 1000am - 1200pm
Venue : Bold At Work, 600319
Fee : Complimentary, Registration required
Movements hold the power to challenge the status quo, by rallying people around shared values that mobilise them to come together, and to effectively translate these values into action. (Attribution: Leading Change, Leadership, Organisation and Social Movements, Marshall Ganz, Harvard Kennedy School)
As such, one core leadership practice is the ability to be able to “tell and influence” so as to mobilise others to come join us. And story is one powerful way of sharing who we are and why we care, igniting the communal imagination as to why we should be in this together, and mobilising the energy towards meaningful and strategic action.
In this session, you will get to hear from Dr. Chen Shiling and her story of how she effectively leverages narrative to advocate on behalf of the intellectually disabled community. You will also be able to gather with other like-minded explorers to discuss what works for you in your own practice of ‘tell and influence’.
Who should come:
Join us to if you would like to explore a set of leadership practices that can empower movements for health.
Join us if you have ways in which you effectively ‘tell and influence’ on behalf of a cause you care about? How do you do this?
Join us if you like to contribute your own personal experiences, as we celebrate the times when we successfully enrolled someone to stand alongside a cause that matters to us. Together, we'll analyze these examples, unravel the underlying strategies, and uncover the key ingredients that made them work.
NOTE: Please note that slots are limited, and a confirmation will be sent to those who have secured a seat.
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