by Sherie Hodds
Through interviews with a host of wise and compassionate facilitators, we are engaging people who are ready to think critically about their own values and beliefs, to understand what it means to lead with purpose and integrity in today’s complex world. We are connecting diverse leaders who are interested in becoming more conscious of their impact, wherever they live and work, supporting them from common cause, to common vision, to common action.
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June 10, 2021
<p>We are joined by The Rev. Dr. Rob Fennell to discuss his theological perspective on leadership - a gift from God - and the importance of helping others discern and embrace their gifts.</p> <p>Rob Fennell is Academic Dean and Associate Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology at Atlantic School of Theology, and is an ordained minister of The United Church of Canada. The author and editor of several books, Rob is Founding Director of Camino Nova Scotia and is committed to the growth and development of healthy leaders and communities.</p> <p>On July 13, Rob will lead an online session called The Pilgrim's Pace: Leadership through the lens of walking and slowing down. You can learn more and register for the session <a href="https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/leading-from-the-inside-out-facilitating-change-for-a-world-in-crisis-tickets-125011965153">here</a><a href="https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/leading-from-the-inside-out-facilitating-change-for-a-world-in-crisis-tickets-125011965153">.</a></p>
May 14, 2021
<p>In this episode, we chat with Basia Solarz about how we can bring more of our whole selves to our leadership, to help us face challenges, listen more deeply and lead in a way that serves others and ourselves.</p> <p>Basia Solarz, MAdEd, CPCC, brings over 25 years’ experience facilitating conversations in educational, workplace, and community settings. Currently, she serves as the Consultant, Communications and Conflict Competence, for the award-winning Workplace Conflict Resolution Program at Nova Scotia Health. In this role, she offers mediation, conflict coaching, and educational services across the province-wide organization. A Certified Transformative Mediator™ and Fellow of the Institute for the Study of Conflict Transformation (ISCT), Basia is particularly interested in the moral-ethical dimensions of conflict transformation as well as the intersection of adult learning and the transformative approach (Bush & Folger) to working with conflict.</p> <p>On June 22, Basia will lead us in a new AST Leadership Learning program - Empowered Communication: Speaking your truth with compassion. You can learn more and register for the series <a href="https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/empowered-communication-speaking-your-truth-with-compassion-tickets-152391770889">here</a><a href="https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/leading-from-the-inside-out-facilitating-change-for-a-world-in-crisis-tickets-125011965153">.</a></p>
April 20, 2021
<p>Dr. Kristin Williams joins us for a conversation about the leadership lessons she has learned through her work as a leader in the non-profit sector and through her own research into women's leadership.</p> <p>Kristin is the President & CEO of Junior Achievement of Nova Scotia, a global charity with a mission to empower youth. She is the project lead for the Nova Scotia Business Hall of Fame and the associated Legacy Project which has funded two arts and education installations celebrating the business history of Nova Scotia.</p> <p>A critical management scholar with a focus on equality, diversity and inclusion, Kristin identifies as a polemical feminist engaged in critical historiography, activist writing and narrative methods and she investigates neglected figures of significance, novel theoretical approaches, alternative ways of organizing, and overlooked innovative management strategies and practices. She was the recipient of the 2018 Senior Women Academic Administrators of Canada Award of Merit, she was a Nova Scotia Innovation Graduate Scholar (2015-2019), and the 2018 Emerald Literati Award recipient for Outstanding Paper published in the Journal of Management History.</p> <p>Kristin will lead the session, Herstory: Evoking the lessons of great women leaders, as part of our Leading from the Inside Out series. You can learn more and register for the series <a href="https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/leading-from-the-inside-out-facilitating-change-for-a-world-in-crisis-tickets-125011965153">here.</a></p>
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Through interviews with a host of wise and compassionate facilitators, we are engaging people who are ready to think critically about their own values and beliefs, to understand what it means to lead with purpose and integrity in today’s complex world.
We are connecting diverse leaders who are interested in becoming more conscious of their impact, wherever they live and work, supporting them from common cause, to common vision, to common action.
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