The Leadership Crucible: Foundations for Social ChangeOct 6 - 10, 2010
Presented by: Annahid Dashtgard, Annie Simpson
SPONSORED BY NEXT WAVE FOUNDATION Deepen your capacity for effective leadership. From the fields of science, psychology, politics and spirituality, discover advanced skills and approaches to revolutionize your work and create and sustain a solid foundation for systemic social change. As leaders, we often experience isolation, burnout, broken relationships, and organizations out of alignment with their missions. Gather with other leaders to imagine a new paradigm for activism and social change in the 21st century. Utilizing Otto Scharmers’ theory U process, participate in an interactive journey to explore questions at the heart of this new paradigm.
Use skill development modules, mindfulness practices, deep dialogue and creative reflection to sharpen personal and collective leadership capacities. Transform your relationships and leave reenergized, refocused, and newly hopeful about creating meaningful change. This program draws on the Anima Leadership Development Process, a program methodology used in both national and international contexts. For more information, please visit www.AnimaLeadership.com. Annahid Dashtgard (MEd, BA), is co-founder of Anima Leadership. With an extensive background as an social change leader, bodywork practitioner and social justice educator, Annahid is known as a powerful agent of change. Annahid has over 15 years experience consulting and training at local, national and international levels, in government, education, non-profit and healthcare sectors. She uses an innovative and holistic philosophy that combines concrete leadership training with community responsibility and spiritual awareness. Annie Simpson (PhD Candidate, MEd), has taught psychology at George Brown College and worked as a counselor, mediator, restorative justice facilitator and yoga instructor. She is passionate about designing learning experiences that support authentic dialogue and personal as well as social transformation. Annie coordinates the Leaders of Tomorrow Program (LOT), an innovative leadership initiative in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Engineering at the University of Toronto (www.lot.engineering.ca).
TUITION: $495 CDN (meals & accommodations extra) / 4 nights
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